Thank you, crazy a$$ US Supreme Court and weaklings in Congress!
You had a chance to stop all of this judicial insurrection but you failed. Now the courts are gutting the executive branch as you stand by and do nothing and allow our country to be destroyed from within.
On Wednesday, the 9th Circuit Court of radical lunatics refused to clear the way for President Trump’s mass firing of PROBATIONARY employees. Who would have thought the courts would become so radical that they would direct the President of the United States to rehire THOUSANDS of probationary employees.
For the record, when organizations cut costs the first people to go are often the probationary employees. This is nothing new. The courts know this. They just hate Trump and crave power.
And, unfortunately we have a Congress that is too weak and afraid to act. God help us.
Via Kyle Cheney: The 9th circuit court of appeals won’t clear the way for the mass firing of probationary employees at six key federal departments, leaving in place a lower court’s order reinstating thousands of terminated workers.
Julie Kelly has the correct take.
Thank you John Roberts. https://t.co/tr4b4MKYd8
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) March 27, 2025
Of course, the legacy media plays this off like it is totally normal!
Reuters reported:
A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday refused to pause a judge’s ruling requiring the administration of President Donald Trump to reinstate more than 17,000 workers at six agencies who lost their jobs as part of Trump’s purge of the federal workforce.
A 2-1 panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the Trump administration had failed to establish a federal judge erred by finding that agencies likely could not fire workers at the direction of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, the human resources department for the federal government.
The Trump administration in court filings on March 17 said that the agencies were working to reinstate the fired employees, while temporarily placing them on paid leave. Wednesday’s decision will be in place pending the outcome of the administration’s appeal.
The administration has also asked the U.S. Supreme Court to pause the judge’s ruling.
The decision applies to the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Agriculture, Department of Energy, Department of the Interior and the Treasury Department.
