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Congress actually possesses the authority to break up activist judges under the Constitution. Through jurisdiction stripping, Congress can decide which cases the court can hear and send them straight to SCOTUS. Congress can also defund the activist courts by breaking up the 9th Circuit. Give this a listen. 🤔 🔥🔥👇🏻
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Only the Supreme Court is a co equal branch of government. These other courts are inferior courts and can actually be abolished or defunded by congress.

Congress has the power to stop the radical judges!! Please do something! @SenMullin @SenTedCruz @Jim_Jordan @timburchett @SpeakerJohnson @RepHageman @RepNancyMace

@ToscaAusten It sure seems like there are more radical judges in the DC District than any other. This district must have a disproportionate number of judges for its population. Is there a graphic somewhere that shows the proportion of federal judges to population? Congress can fix this.

Congress needs to do their job instead of sitting on their ass.

Okay let's do that, we the people would like to start that process today!! 😊🔥🔥

Where are u @SpeakerJohnson @LeaderJohnThune? Do your job. Save America.

I think that it was a rite thing to do & I think that courts can hear the case & after they hear the case then they can send it to the SCOTUS to decide whether it is a rite or wrong decision for Constitution.

I agree with you, Drew!

@SpeakerJohnson why you are not doing anything about it? Impeachment won’t work. You don’t have 2/3 of votes Need to be creative like democrats!!

Congress needs to get off their asses and get back to work. They need to codify all of Trumps Executive Orders and first off define jurisdiction for the District Courts.
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