The Supreme Court appeared to buckle under Deep State pressure Tuesday as justices questioned President Trump's constitutional authority to remove Federal Reserve officials who are actively sabotaging his economic agenda for the American people.
In what should be a slam-dunk case about presidential power, Justice Brett Kavanaugh - supposedly a conservative - showed troubling signs of establishment thinking during oral arguments over Trump's attempt to clean house at the corrupt Federal Reserve.
"I don't see how the front-line position really can be the final position without kind of tilting the balance here too far the other direction," Kavanaugh said, essentially parroting the same tired arguments used by swamp creatures to protect unelected bureaucrats from accountability.
This is exactly the kind of administrative state protection racket that Trump was elected to DESTROY.
The case represents a critical test of whether President Trump can fulfill his mandate to drain the swamp, or if the Supreme Court will continue protecting the very Deep State institutions that have been undermining American prosperity for decades.
Federal Reserve officials have consistently worked against Trump's America First policies, manipulating interest rates and monetary policy to benefit their Wall Street cronies while crushing Main Street businesses and working families. These unelected bureaucrats believe they're above the will of the people and beyond presidential oversight.
Trump's legal team argues - correctly - that the Constitution grants the president broad removal powers over executive branch officials. It's that simple, folks. The president was elected to lead the executive branch, not to be held hostage by swamp creatures who think they know better than "We the People."
Stakes Couldn't Be Higher
If the Court sides with the administrative state, it will essentially tell future presidents that unelected bureaucrats can operate with impunity, regardless of election outcomes. This would be a devastating blow to constitutional government and democratic accountability.
Patriots are watching closely to see if Trump's Supreme Court appointees will stand with the Constitution or cave to establishment pressure. The American people deserve better than a Federal Reserve that serves globalist interests instead of American workers.
Will the Supreme Court finally restore presidential authority, or will they protect the very swamp Trump was elected to drain?