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Originally Posted by Pete F.
The first line of Kagan’s dissent in the EPA case is the headline: "Today, the Court strips the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the power Congress gave it to respond to 'the most pressing environmental challenge of our time.’"
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and the line about floods, reveals that she had a personal bias in the case.
To a judge, the societal ramifications of the court decision DOES NOT MATTER. This is why in criminal cases when the cops make a mistake, judges must set free people they know are guilty, regardless of how distasteful it is, because the law requires them to do so. The law is all that matters, that’s the point of the blindfold on all the statues.
Liberal judges have been allowing personal opinions to influence their decisions for 50 years. Trump put a stop to that, and it’s the best thing he did as president. It’s way better for all of us.
CNN reported last night that the policy is now dead because congress won’t legislate it. Well, that’s their job. If Congress won’t legislate it, that means they can’t ram it down our throats using unelected bureaucrats.
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