https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/06/trump-judges-ruling-against-him-00595511 When a Donald Trump-appointed judge delivered a stinging rejection of his effort to put National Guard troops on the ground in Portland, the president had some regrets.
“I wasn’t served well by the people that pick judges,” Trump vented Saturday.
His gripe came four months after he similarly sounded off about the “bad advice” he got from the conservative Federalist Society for his first-term judicial nominations — a reaction to a ruling, backed by a Trump-appointed judge, rejecting his power to impose sweeping tariffs on U.S. trading partners.
“This is something that cannot be forgotten!” he said on Truth Social.
While Trump and his allies have spent all year leveling pointed attacks at Democratic judicial appointees, labeling them rogue insurrectionists and radicals, the president is increasingly facing stark rejections from people he put on the bench — including at least one from his second term.
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The brushbacks have come mainly from district judges, who occupy the lowest level of the three-tiered federal judiciary. So far, it’s been a different story among Trump’s three most powerful judicial appointees: Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett. That troika, along with the high court’s three other conservatives, has handed Trump numerous short-term victories in emergency rulings this year, often lifting injunctions against Trump policies issued by district judges.
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“Although some tension between the coordinate branches of government is a hallmark of our constitutional system,” U.S. District Judge Thomas Cullen wrote in a recent ruling, “this concerted effort by the Executive to smear and impugn individual judges who rule against it is both unprecedented and unfortunate.”
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U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden said the White House had unconstitutionally evicted the Associated Press from Oval Office events over its refusal to adopt Trump’s “Gulf of America” label. McFadden’s ruling was later put on hold by an appeals court. Notably, Trump has mischaracterized this ruling twice in recent days during public remarks, claiming that McFadden, a first-term appointee, not only sided with his restrictions on the AP but endorsed his relabeling of the Gulf of Mexico. Neither McFadden nor the appeals court reached such a conclusion.
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Returning Daniel Lozano Camargo
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Targeting the Maryland bench
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It's almost as if he is violating the law and SCOTUS is bending over backwards to enable him to meet some agenda. There needs to be tribunals if we make it out of this shit.
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>>1445563 >to meet some agenda. It's Project2025 and Agenda47.
I'll never do it again your honor
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As a victim of the American judicial system, I never thought that there were honorable judges
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Does it matter? I'm not saying this at the behest of Trump, but he's very clearly shown that he's willing to ignore the ruling of judges. Is it just him throwing a hissy fit because they're HIS judges telling him to stop breaking the law?
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>>1445647 >Hissy fit Essentially yes. I remember when Donald-appointed judges laughed his claims about a stolen election out of court. It didn't stop magats from repeating lies about the election being stolen. They're like kindergarteners repeating something that's obviously wrong just to be annoying. It's funny for those of us not in the cult, and confirms we're not crazy, but won't slow down the constitutional crisis
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>>1445651 I'm going to be honest. I really don't want to go through civil war because of this guy. I wish MAGA would realize this shit is not worth it.
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>>1445665 I'm holding out hope, mostly for reasons listed here:
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/09/19/american-democracy-resilience-00548910 To summarize, presidential systems are more resilient to takeover than parliamentary ones, rich countries are less likely to see their democracies fall, democracies get stronger with time, and those who succeed in takeovers are generally popular. The rot will still have an effect and the non-billionaires among us will struggle with groceries and healthcare... but these aren't necessarily existential matters. If nothing else, Donald isn't long for this world (too many well-done filet mignons with ketchup)
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>>1445669 tell that to UK democracies are a fallacy.
>>1445665 it won't end until you terrorists stop terrorizing. when will you learn to stop being terrorists
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>>1445671 when will you get a real job or learn english
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>>1445672 coming from the terrorist nepo baby, civil war will come and you will be the first. actions have consequences and your violent rhetoric will cause you to suffer.
evil people need to suffer and that means leftists like you, i've never seen a leftist who wasn't an insufferable narcissist or a braindead piss baby they do not exist
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>>1445677 civil war in 2 week's time, the rapture was a sign, it'll only come when the evils are purged. that means you
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>>1445679 so this is permission to laugh at you again in 2 weeks time?
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>>1445679 so this is permission to laugh at you again in 2 weeks' time?
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>>1445679 ...What is this bit, man
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>>1445516 >Judges appointed by Trump keep ruling against him Doesnt mean anything when Senate blue-slips are a thing.
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>>1445665 >Not worth it to remove the browns, exile the subhuman shitskin parasites back to the third world, and piss off all the people who have ruined us over the last 50 years Anything is worth this. Every seething brown or brown apologist that leaves this country is a victory.
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>>1445750 A victory for whom?
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>>1445763 White Americans of good standing from the original European settler stock. There aren't any other humans, Anon. You know that.
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>>1445767 It's funny how Germans, Pollacks, and Italians used to be second class citizens.
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The hypocrisy is that white Americans are foreigners invading a country. I think every one of them ought to be scalped. They'll die more pathetic than the jews at Auswitz.
