Judge Reverses Judge McConnell’s Buyout Block

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Federal Judge George O’Toole of Massachusetts just reinstated the Trump buyouts for federal workers who don’t want to return to the office. It is a victory for Trump, a significant loss for labor unions. About 70,000 workers have taken the buyout.

Judge O’Toole reversed the ruling by Judge John McConnell.

“Aggrieved employees can bring claims through the administrative process…That the unions themselves may be foreclosed from this administrative process does not mean that adequate judicial review is lacking.”

Speaking of Judge McConnell

Judge John McConnell threatened Donald Trump with imprisonment, stopped the buyouts, and demanded the release of frozen funds to USAID. These judges have too much power, especially when they are compromised and are making decisions based on personal opinions.

He’s a crackpot who compared Donald Trump’s first term to the Civil War and Jim Crow.

 


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ChazChan
ChazChan
4 months ago

Where is “white privilege” in the legal code? DIE is cultural communism, not law. Any judge who bases a ruling in woke bullcrap instead of law should be impeached. Judges are no more sacrosanct that bureaucrats.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
4 months ago

Judge John McConnell’s 15 seconds of fame are over.

Trump is going to win these cases. He knows it, he does not need to change directions. Oddball judges are hand delivered these cases to make their predictable rulings, which then get overturned.

Buyouts are not illegal, corporations do it often. A person has the right to voluntarily terminate

Greg
Greg
4 months ago

He just wants to understand his “white privilege”. Every, Single, One of these Jackasses complain about the rule of law, or Constitution, do so in matters that are nothing but personal policy differences. Nothing More. None of them, not a single one, has put forth an argument to substantiate claims of legal violations. Undoubtedly if they brought up specifics there… Read more »