02/11/2024
Google/Microsoft threw a virus at me earlier today and took my site down when I tried to publish this. Just now was able to put the pieces together. They sure got excited?
All of these judges who are working for the Democrats/Hamas need to have more training in the areas of the Constitution and when they go astray like this judge – they need to pay a “fine” for disrupting the work place. After they finish their retraining – they need to be given a rope which is marked with their entitlements so they can see/stretch out their duties and know how far they can go before they hit rock bottom.
Rogue Judge tries to hog-tie President Trump/Elon Musk. Even requests they destroy all evidence seen by the DODGE GROUP. What?
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BOOM: Trump Admin Drops Emergency Legal Bomb to Restore Treasury Access!
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- The Trump administration isn’t wasting any time in fighting back against what many are calling an unprecedented judicial overreach. On Sunday night, the administration filed an emergency motion to vacate an ex parte temporary restraining order issued by Obama-appointed Judge Paul A. Engelmayer from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Engelmayer’s order, issued in the dead of night on Saturday, effectively blocks the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—led by Elon Musk—and even Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent from accessing key Treasury Department payment systems. These systems handle everything from tax refunds to Social Security benefits, disability payments, and federal employee salaries.

But here’s the kicker: this wasn’t just any court order. It was an ex parte order, meaning Trump’s legal team wasn’t even in the room. No notice, no argument—just a one-sided hearing where only Democrat attorneys general got to plead their case. If that sounds shady, that’s because it is.
Even more outrageous, the judge didn’t stop at limiting access. He ordered the immediate destruction of any information DOGE had accessed since January 20—the day Trump was inaugurated.
The Trump administration’s emergency motion argues that this order violates Article II of the Constitution, which establishes the President’s authority over the executive branch. The motion pulls no punches, calling the judge’s decision a “remarkable intrusion” on executive power, with the potential to cause “irreparable harm” to the government’s ability to function.
“There is not and cannot be a basis for distinguishing between ‘civil servants’ and ‘political appointees,’” the motion states. “Basic democratic accountability requires that every executive agency’s work be supervised by politically accountable leadership who ultimately answer to the President.”
Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the situation with a blistering post on X:
“If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney general in how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that’s also illegal. Judges aren’t allowed to control the executive’s legitimate power.”
This isn’t just a legal battle—it’s a fight for the very foundation of our constitutional system. The separation of powers exists for a reason, and if rogue judges can block the President from overseeing his own departments, we’ve got a serious problem.
The hearing is scheduled for February 14, but the Trump administration is demanding immediate action to dissolve this anti-constitutional order. As they should. The executive branch doesn’t answer to activist judges—or to Letitia James.
It answers to the American people.
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