September 29, 2025
SCOTUS to Decide if Trump can Fire Bureaucrats
Timothy Birdnow
The Suprme Court appears to be ready to give Trump the authority to actually control the regulatory bodies that have so hamstrung America.
Report: Trump Set for Massive Victory that Could Cripple Administrative State
SCOTUS says is revisiting the 1935 Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, a landmark ruling that said Frankly Roosevelt couldn't fire a commissioner of the FTC, a bureaucracy that is supposed to be under the control of the executive branch.
President Trump is attempting to fire the Biden-appointed Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, who sued, arguing Humphrey said she could not be removed by the President.
SCOTUS recently declared the Federal Reserve a "quasi-private entity" and has yet to rule on Trump's attempt to remove Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve head cookie.
If the Supreme Court rules in Trump's favor it likely will give him the power to systematically remove all of the entrenched bureaucrats who have held America in their iron grip.
The Suprme Court appears to be ready to give Trump the authority to actually control the regulatory bodies that have so hamstrung America.
Report: Trump Set for Massive Victory that Could Cripple Administrative State
SCOTUS says is revisiting the 1935 Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, a landmark ruling that said Frankly Roosevelt couldn't fire a commissioner of the FTC, a bureaucracy that is supposed to be under the control of the executive branch.
President Trump is attempting to fire the Biden-appointed Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, who sued, arguing Humphrey said she could not be removed by the President.
SCOTUS recently declared the Federal Reserve a "quasi-private entity" and has yet to rule on Trump's attempt to remove Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve head cookie.
If the Supreme Court rules in Trump's favor it likely will give him the power to systematically remove all of the entrenched bureaucrats who have held America in their iron grip.
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Well, gee whiz. Why not ask them if he's allowed to go to the john, while we're at it?
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at September 29, 2025 09:55 PM (gqxru)
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Don't give the Donkeys any ideas Dana! That'lll be the next lawsuit in front of a Biden court.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at September 30, 2025 07:01 AM (NeAHp)
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I'm trying to wrap my head around "three coequal branches" of government in which one branch has to ask another branch for permission to do something.
Posted by: Bill H at September 30, 2025 08:27 AM (FRG6e)
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I hear ya, Bill. It's come to that, and frankly, 98% of the judiciary in the country needs to be slapped down, monumentally. I don't know how it will happen, but it really needs to. They think they have all this power, which they really don't, and the problem is that the country as a whole is believing that they do have it. If we just ignored them, as if they were children, we'd be OK.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at October 01, 2025 12:06 AM (yG7pF)
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