Trump Wins Again! SCOTUS Smacks Down Rogue Judge!
September 24, 2025
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Another Trump win at the Supreme Court.
A D.C. judge tried to force Trump to reinstate an FTC commissioner he had already fired — ordering him to delegate executive power against his will. SCOTUS shut it down in a 6–3 ruling.
The Constitution is clear: all executive power rests with the president. There’s no “independent agency” branch. That’s just a legal fiction used to shield bureaucrats from accountability.
Every time these cases reach the Supreme Court, Trump wins. Because the law is on his side.
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