Stephen Miller’s America First Legal Takes on Chief Justice John Roberts in a Lawsuit!
The lawsuit demands that the Judicial Conference and Administrative Office—accused of overstepping their judicial bounds—be placed under rightful presidential oversight, ensuring the judiciary sticks to judging, not politicking!
America First Legal sued Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. The lawsuit says the judiciary has gone beyond its scope in communicating with Democratic lawmakers who made ethics complaints against Republican-appointed justices.
The America First Legal lawsuit comes as district court judges have blocked various Trump executive orders and initiatives. Currently, there are 225 lawsuits against President Trump.
AFL wants access to records from the Judicial Conference and the Administrative Office of the United States Courts. It hopes this will help them rein in rogue judges.
America First Legal argues that those entities communicated with Democratic lawmakers over ethics concerns related to Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr. The lawsuit says Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh has also been a subject of political “lawfare.”
The complaint alleges that the Judicial Conference changed reporting requirements for hospitality upon changes lobbied by the Democratic lawmakers.
Before the change, gifts and hospitality for the justices were not required to be made public, but after the change, they are now subject to reporting requirements.
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This is the 3rd major embarrassment for Roberts in 2 months. All 3 embarrassments involve Roberts working clandestinely with leftists. He has attacked the executive branch, so it should be open season on attacking him.
Roberts has been outed.
The real threat to democracy is an out of control judiciary that is try8ng to usurp the roles of the legislative and executve branches.
So true. They must be…dealt with.