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The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a ruling last week that effectively puts an end to activist judges putting roadblocks in the path of the Executive Branch. We talk about that in this issue, along with more presidential actions, commentary from those watching him, and our own take on the news of the day.

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Last week, the United States Supreme Court did something the American people have been demanding for years: it put the brakes on activist judges trying to play king.

In a bold and much-needed ruling, the Court declared that federal judges do not have the authority to issue sweeping nationwide injunctions—rulings that attempt to block laws or policies for the entire country based on a single case brought by a handful of plaintiffs. From now on, lower courts must stick to what the Constitution allows: resolving disputes between the parties before them, not legislating from the bench.

Let’s be clear about what this means.

No more activist judges issuing coast-to-coast rulings from their chambers in San Francisco or Seattle just because they don’t like what the President is doing. No more shopping for friendly courts to freeze national policies they couldn’t defeat at the ballot box. The game of using the judiciary to override democracy just got shut down.

This decision is a win for every hardworking American who believes in checks and balances, not black-robed tyrants hijacking our Republic.

President Trump is celebrating it—and so am I.

For too long, we’ve watched activist courts weaponize the law to stall, block, or outright cancel policies coming out of the White House. Policies aimed at border security, energy independence, restoring the economy, protecting American jobs—you name it. One liberal judge somewhere would rule, “Nationwide halt,” and just like that, the will of the people was overruled.

That’s not how this country was designed to work.

And no, this ruling does not expand the power of the presidency. Let’s squash that nonsense right now. The Supreme Court didn’t hand more authority to President Trump—it simply reminded the judicial branch of its constitutional limits. That’s what originalism looks like. That’s what real justice sounds like.

When our Founding Fathers created this great Republic, they didn’t want a single branch of government—especially the judiciary—exercising unchecked power. They wanted judges to interpret laws, not invent them. They wanted elected officials—chosen by we the people—to lead, and for courts to resolve disputes, not create national policy from the bench.

This ruling puts power back where it belongs: with the people, through their elected leaders.

So what’s the takeaway?

This is a turning point. It means President Trump and future administrations can once again do the job they were elected to do without being tripped up by rogue judges with a political axe to grind. It’s a win for limited government. A win for the separation of powers. And a huge win for American sovereignty.

For the patriots out there—this is why we fight. This is why we vote. This is how we protect the legacy of our Founding Fathers.

Now let’s keep the pressure on. Share this news. Talk to your neighbors. Show up and speak out. Because when the Constitution wins, America wins.