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

So much happening. I don't know if we'll be able to track it all this week, but we've got two new election law, election integrity victories, a big lawsuit over Trump's assassination, a lawsuit over lawfare, plus updates for you on the impeachment issue related to judges, the lawfare against President Trump, and a wave of violent terrorism targeting

conservatives, namely Elon Musk, and just generally Americans that we've never really seen

before in recent American history.

So very troubling developments in that regard. First up, though, is the big debate

about the role of the judiciary in the fights about what President Trump is able to do or should

be able to do under his constitutional authority. And what the left has done is they've gone to court after court in well over 150 cases,

seeking almost emergency-style relief to stop Trump from engaging in government reform,

firing people,

protecting the military from transgender extremism,

engaging in analysis of data for evidence of waste, fraud, and abuse,

protecting the sovereignty and national security of the United States

by expelling aliens who are here in violation

of law, all of which has been challenged to successfully to a large extent by the radical left,

which is fine, you know, the left is going to go to court and they're going to do what they can.

That's an opportunity or an option that they have. The question is, should the courts buy into it?

And too many courts have bought into this unprecedented relief that they've been seeking

that has effectively turned the judges into co-presidents of the United States, something that's

contrary, in my view, to the rule of law and to

the U.S. Constitution as delineated in it related to the separation of powers. The judicial

branch is supposed to be judicial, and they're not supposed to be exercising legislative or executive powers.

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