Trump won not only because the American people voted for him but because the Democrat "Deep State" Party… let Trump win by refusing to hand Kamala a victory.
However, even as the Democrats stepped back from the top of the ticket, as the razor-thin margin in the House reminds us, the president isn't the only person on a ballot. The ongoing investigation of many down-ballot elections suggests that the algorithms were also used in those down-ballot races. There's growing evidence strongly suggesting that the Democrats stole many U.S. House and Senate elections and an even larger number of state and local races.
The Democrat party's goal in stealing down-ballot elections in 2024 was to ensure the GOP got a majority in the U.S. House and Senate that was "too small to rule."
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LAWFARE: Judge Chutkan appeared skeptical of granting a temporary restraining order (TRO) against Elon Musk and DOGE during today's hearing, criticizing the request as overly broad and based on speculative harm. She rebuked Maryland’s attorney for citing media sources like The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post instead of concrete evidence. The hearing largely focused on clarifying the plaintiffs’ demands, and Judge Chutkan ordered them to submit a proposed TRO by 5PM tomorrow.
The judge expressed concerns about a supposed lack of transparency in how DOGE operates, saying it “appears to be moving in no sort of predictable and orderly fashion, and plaintiffs are obviously scrambling to find out what’s next.”
Yet, Chutkan pointed out that the states suing the administration are relying primarily on news reports regarding the problems with DOGE rather than actual sources. “The courts can’t act based on media reports. We can’t do that,” she said.
Justice Department attorney Joshua Gardner countered the plaintiffs’ arguments by noting that Musk has not fired any official. Instead, officials who have the authority to terminate employees are carrying out the firings. “There is not a single instance of Elon Musk in his own name or the [U.S. DOGE Service] commanding any of these actions at all,” he said.
Chutkan did indicate that she might be willing to impose a restraining order on DOGE if the plaintiffs provide more compelling evidence. "This is essentially a private citizen directing an organization that's not a federal agency that has access to the entire workings of the federal government to hire, fire, slash contracts, terminate programs, all without any congressional oversight," she argued.
Isn't she supposed to make a final ruling on this today?
Maybe not final but the current ruling isIsn't she supposed to make a final ruling on this today?
CONCLUSION
For the reasons explained, it is hereby ORDERED that Plaintiffs’ Emergency Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order is DENIED. It is further ORDERED that the parties shall meet and confer regarding further proceedings. If Plaintiffs intend to move for a preliminary injunction, the parties shall file a proposed briefing schedule, and state their positions on consolidating the merits with the preliminary injunction briefing, by 5:00 PM on February 19, 2025
That's the ruling that just came down?Maybe not final but the current ruling is
Filed todayThat's the ruling that just came down?
Isn't she supposed to make a final ruling on this today?
Isn't she supposed to make a final ruling on this today?
That's the ruling that just came down?