🚨🇺🇲 BREAKING — Mamdani Will Uphold International Law and Arrest Netanyahu if he enters New York City.

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Trump acknowledges that Republicans are losing the public battle over the government shutdown, attributing their election losses tonight to the spending standoff. nytimes.com/live/2025/11/0…

The fake news media doesn’t want you to see this. 👇

So Meghan McCain wants to know how she’s supposed to raise her children in a state with an attorney general who said horrible things? Gosh Meghan, I don’t know. Maybe the same way you raise your children in a country with a president who says horrible things every day.👇

Even this liar doesn’t believe this. Even Trump doesn’t believe this. He shows how much contempt he has for American voters every single day with these pathetic lies. This after claiming 8 million people at No Kings were paid protestors. He isn’t fooling anyone with this BS.

Roberts and Barrett seem skeptical of Trump’s case on tariffs at SCOTUS arguments “Who pays the tariffs? If a tariff is imposed on automobiles, who pays them?” Roberts asks Trump lawyer

Mike Johnson: "I think the midterm is gonna be a great one for us. We have a very favorable election map on the Republican side and it will be even more favorable once all the redistricting, uh, stuff has settled out."

Acyn You didn’t have to be Nostradamus to get this one right.

The bottom line is that the Supreme Court would be doing Republicans in Congress a big favor by taking away Toddler Trump’s Tariff Toy. They won’t stand up to him, and are hoping SCOTUS bails them out from the Mad King’s economy killing fuckery.

Every single day, Mike Johnson wakes up and decides to use the most powerful position in Congress as a vehicle to accomplish nothing other than lavishing obnoxious praise on Donald Trump.

Y’all haven’t even worked in over a month

Gorsuch suggests Trump’s arguments on tariffs could lead the president to ignoring Congress on literally everything

Justice Gorsuch, where have you been?

Justice Gorsuch throws fastballs about the ramifications of Trump's position: He asks what would happen if Congress said: "We're tired of this legislating business. We're just going to hand this all to the president. What stops them from doing it?"

Ada Lluch They’re allowed because the Constitution protects them. It just doesn’t protect your ignorance.

In his line of questioning, Gorsuch points out that it would take a veto-proof supermajority for Congress to get its power back once it has been handed to the executive.

Gorsuch notes whatever powers Congress delegates to the president, no president will want to give back: “Congress can’t take that back without a supermajority. What president is going to give that power back? Pretty rare president.”

Gorsuch mauling Trump on tariffs: “Congress as a practical matter can’t get this power back once it’s handed it over. The president is a one way rachet to the gradual but continual excretion of power in the executive branch and away from the people’s elected representatives.”

Court conservatives suddenly worried about the expansion of executive power for the first time this century.