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Rogue Judges TWIST Law to BLOCK National Guard! – Trump FIGHTS BACK!
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Judges claim they “defer” to the President—then redefine the statute so he can never meet it. They turned “rebellion” into “overthrow the whole government” and “unable” into “literally impossible,” nullifying Congress’ grant of authority. That’s judicial activism, not law. I break it down today.
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