Summary
JD Vance faced backlash for claiming judges cannot limit executive power after a federal court blocked Elon Muskās DOGE from accessing Treasury payment systems.
Critics, including Rep. Daniel Goldman and DNC Vice Chair David Hogg, reminded Vance of the constitutional separation of powers.
Musk called for the judgeās impeachment, labeling him ācorrupt.ā
Legal experts warned Vanceās stance suggests the administration may ignore unfavorable court rulings, raising concerns about respect for judicial oversight and the rule of law.
And yet heās already locked federal employees out of four departments. If thereās no enforcement thereās no law. Lawsuits donāt mean shit to him and theyll get tied up until they hit the Supreme Court, who will likely side with him, and in the meantime heāll keep doing the same thing.
Yeah, now THAT is a problem. The executive branch is in charge of enforcement of laws and court rulings; if Trumpās administration flatly refuses to enforce court orders, then no, nothing is going to happen. At that point, Congress gets to make a choice as to whether or not they wish to exercise their authority to impeach and remove a president. If Congress fails to act, then itās time for the people to exercise their second amendment rights, or hope that there will actually be elections again. But such a hope seems vain, if Trumpās administration refuses to follow court rulings, wouldnāt you say?