Wednesday, July 9, 2025

 what else would you anticipate from a female joe appointment who can't even define what a woman is. this individual will hang around like an albatross around our neck for years to come;


Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who appeared to be arguing a case entirely different from the one before the Court, was the only dissent.

In her fiery 15-page dissent, Jackson launched into a long-winded history lesson about executive overreach, Congress’s role in creating federal agencies, and past presidents' requests for reorganization authority.

She insisted that Trump’s Executive Order 14210 amounted to an illegal "critical transformation" of the federal bureaucracy that could not move forward without congressional approval.

But her alarmist dissent was so far off base that even Justice Sotomayor had to step in and gently remind Jackson that the Court wasn’t even ruling on the merits of the reorganization plans themselves.

Justice Sotomayor made it abundantly clear in her concurrence: the executive order merely instructed agencies to plan reorganizations “consistent with applicable law.” The actual restructuring plans haven’t even been challenged in this phase. The case isn’t about their legality—yet.

Sotomayor wrote in her opinion:.............more............

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