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John,
Did this not already happen to Trump in his last term. Maybe it wasn't Roberts, but some other judge.
This type of thing is what Trump does in between eating breakfast and brushing his teeth.
Here are some facts to consider:
He is the president and the head of the executive branch. If he wants to insult a judge, the 1st amendment allows it. No one cares except the TDS afflicted. You all have been running up the score on such as this for a decade and the unintended consequences were that you made Trump sympathetic to onlookers that voted him back in.
Trump sent 2 plane loads of beasts out of the country that Biden provided easy entry to, and Trump spared countless victims of robbery, rape and murder that agony.
How do I weigh that against what Roberts and this activist judge think?
Think about it John. Think about many women being raped, beaten and tortured. Now, compare that to whatever Trump's insult was.
And truthfully, I think that the district judge over-reached.
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