Mike Johnson warns that Congress has the power to eliminate an entire district court and that desperate times call for desperate measures.
— RealAF Patriot (@RealAF_Patriot) March 26, 2025
Trump has been letting them expose themselves so people will understand when Congress defunds and disbands these corrupt federal courts. pic.twitter.com/qND80ODJtg
“We Can Eliminate An Entire District Court”
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If they can do it, then do it. Seems like a bit of an overreach. Do you eliminate those whose decisions with which you disagree and go through the appellate court and let the SCOTUS settle the matter. Levin mentioned Marbury v. Madison, a legal case in which, on February 24, 1803, the U.S. Supreme Court first declared an act of Congress unconstitutional, thus establishing the doctrine of judicial review. How do you think the Supreme decide a case in which Congaree abolishes the lower courts ?
If this district court were eliminated, Fred, there would need to be a lot of thought about how cases would be handled that ordinarily are addressed by that court. Routine matters rerouted to other district courts? Cases with national political/ governmental implications straight to the appellate level? I don’t know.
To me it seems unworkable.. I could be wrong. Let’s see what they do.
We can never count, Fred, on the Republicans in Washington following through.