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The beginning of the end of Donald Trump's unconstitutional, illegal use of the National Guard in states, blue states,

to federalize them, take them over to try to embarrass governors and blue voters may be coming to an end.

Because in a breaking and shocking fashion, in a six to three decision, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump

may not use the National Guard, take over the National Guard in a city or a state unless he's

able to use the regular forces of the military, the regular forces of the military fail to allow him to

execute the laws and then and only then can he take over the state militia, but then only if

Congress allows it restoring some semblance of checks and balance on the constitutional system.

You won't be shocked in this hot take as to who the three dissenters were. You had Alito and Thomas, joined by Gorsuch,

but Kavanaugh, at least in denying the motion to stay,

allowing this case to proceed until they get around to handling a full appeal.

In Kavanaugh, you have a very interesting person who has now slid over to join Amy Coney-Barrant and join Justice Roberts, along with Kataji Brown Jackson, Sotomayor, and Kagan, to form an interesting block. But Kavanaugh has a weird

set of speculations that sound a lot like Jan 6th, except in his dystopic world, it's happening

to the federal judiciary. And then I guess he would allow the president to use the

militia to stop forces, even though in the real life, Jan 6th, Donald Trump didn't do that at all.

I'm going to bring it all together here on Midas Touch on this breaking news story at the intersection

of law and politics. I am Michael Popuk and you're on Legal A.F.

All right, let's get to it.

We've been waiting for, wow, a month and a half for this ruling.

Coming out of one of the several places that Donald Trump has criminalized,

the National Guard.

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