A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit brought by one of the organizations claiming that President Trump’s continued ownership of his businesses create conflicts of interest that violate the Constitution.
The Clinton nominated alt right conservative ideologue who ruled in favor of tyranny!! |
The judge, US District Judge George B. Daniels, also ruled that it is up to Congress to decide whether there are any valid concerns raised by foreign governments doing business with Trump’s businesses and, if so, what to do about those concerns….
Daniels ruled that CREW lacked standing because it could not point to an injury it suffered due to the alleged constitutional violation and that the hospitality industry-related plaintiffs could not show that their claim of “competitor standing” could be redressed by the court — or even that the emoluments clauses were intended to protect competitors.
Well the Democrats still are looking for a reason to impeach the President. Perhaps they will take the Judge's lead in addressing if there are any valid concerns. So far, I would be curious as to the arguments that Trump's business interests are affecting his job performance in any unethical or criminal manner. Not like he has been accepting several millions in contributions to his charity from foreign governments he is doing official Presidential government business with. Now had he been doing that... well...
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anyone willing to wager how long it will take one of the congressional black caucus assholes to step forward and call this judge an uncle tom?
HB assumed us ad nauseum that this was the issue to take down this President.
HB a failure here and in life.
I don't think it's going to be appealed. The ruling in flowery judicial language said "don't bother us with this Mickey Mouse shit again."
The left keeps getting "Trump'ed" by the US Constitution.
"A document of negative rights" Pres. *.
Signed!
#MAGA
Well this is what being pro-Business and Pro- America does for an Economy.
Durable Goods report, (not good for Liberals)
New Orders - Yr/Yr Change 8.2 %
Core capital goods - Yr/Yr Change 8.1 %
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