The Supreme Court will override this. I’m sure. It’s depressing how stupid this is.
this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2025
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I thought this was good news, until I read the comments.
If the courts aren't giving up, don't give up either.
Let's stop normalizing this rolling over business, eh?
The point being made is that while there are a lot of regional and district courts that are trying to stop things, due to literally half a century of conservatives stacking the judiciary with no real or meaningful pushback or counterplay by the opposition means that the system is quite thoroughly compromised and rife with structural fractures, on top of the fact that the highest court of appeal in the country is effectively bought and paid for.
Put like that, it’s pretty obvious that the US Judiciary is no longer meaningfully functional. And it’s definitely not fair or equitable, especially when a person or corporation with shitloads of money and power are involved.
It's the lady with the distracting gaming laptop!
Actually?
Yep!
Obviously the court didn’t take into account how trump picks attorneys. For example, are they hot? If yes, that’s all that matters.
They don't exactly respect what the courts say...