E-Newsletter No. 138 June 2025
The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.
Our country has been fortunate for the past several years, because the majority of the Supreme Court justices have shown their tendency to be “originalists.” These justices have studied the Federalist Papers, along with the writings, speeches, and deliberations of our country’s Founders. They have studied the debates and the underlying principles embedded in our Constitution, and they make their rulings based on the original intent of our country’s Founders.
Of course, this judicial mindset goes against the “liberal” justices who view the Constitution as being a “living document” – – to be constantly re-interpreted to meet the objectives of the progressive agenda.
The Constitution also provides for lower level courts in the federal judiciary system. District courts are the trial courts where cases are initially heard. Above them are Circuit courts which serve as the first level of appeal.
Unfortunately, over the past several years, the Left has attempted to use the federal judiciary system to advance their agenda. These actions are oftentimes referred to as “Lawfare.” The judicial branch does not write laws, but their deliberations and rulings have a significant effect on our country’s laws.
Lawfare takes many forms. One type entails bringing a lawsuit to a “reliable” liberal justice in some District court to obtain an intended favorable ruling. These cases can be an attempt to obtain a favorable ruling on an issue or can be a case that is intended to block a conservative piece of legislation.
Next month, we will talk more about this recent tactic to use the judicial system to advance the progressive agenda.
US Debt Clock – – May 1st – $107,550 per citizen / June 1st – $107,900