It took just a couple of days after Donald Trump’s inauguration for a judge to issue an injunction blocking one of his executive orders. From that moment, the floodgates were opened. Since January, federal judges — almost all of them appointed by Democrats — have issued four dozen rulings that blocked or limited some aspect of the Trump administration’s agenda. That’s not an exaggeration; in just two months, there have been nearly 50 rulings by federal judges that restrict what the Executive Branch is trying to do. We’ve discussed many of these rulings before, and how obviously absurd they are.
In one case, a judge ruled that the Trump administration can’t even fire its own probationary employees. Another ruling required that the White House update federal websites to restore promotional content about child castration in the name of “gender affirming care.” In other…
