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Conflict With Judges

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Conflict With Judges

Posted on March 19, 2025 by dmartignetti

Matt Gagnon discussed the ongoing conflict between Donald Trump and federal judges, highlighting three key cases. First, a judge ordered the restoration of USAID employees and funding. Second, a judge halted Trump’s transgender service member ban, a decision Gagnon criticized for its political nature. Gagnon expressed discomfort with the trend of impeaching judges for political reasons, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and the separation of powers. He warned that such actions could set a dangerous precedent.

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