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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update on social media.

Thank you as always for joining us this week.

So much going on.

First though, the Supreme Court has ruled in a series of cases that are important in big ways.

And most importantly, I think of the rulings this week, is a ruling curtailing the power of the out-of-control courts.

The court ruled six-three in a big decision written by Amy Comey Barrett, the

associate justice appointed by President Trump, that the federal courts have no authority,

generally speaking, to issue the types of nationwide, so-called universal injunctions they've been issuing, mostly against President

Trump to curtail his agenda that he's trying to implement as he sees fit under law and in accordance

with the wishes of the voting public to put him in power.

It's a respect for the separation of powers

that judges can't run the executive branch.

It's respect for the rights of voters to select those

who are actually going to run the executive branch,

the president.

We didn't vote for the judges to run the country.

We voted for the president.

And so as the justice highlights in her decision, it's one thing to not like an imperial presidency,

but the answer isn't an imperial judiciary.

And this is a major blow to the judicial coup. And I can't highlight or overstate, I guess I could overstate it, right? It would be difficult to overstate how important

the decision is. And if you go, and I encourage you to go, as I've said before,

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