Judicial decisions this week suggest that Trump’s laws will not go unnoticed.
It seems that there is a week, everything reaches a critical point. This week it could well be seen, in retrospect, as one of them, as the moment when the wheels began to leave the Trump train.
On Wednesday, a panel of federal judges for the United States International Court of the United States ruled that the vast majority of Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” rates were illegal. A libertarian team, the Liberty Justice Center, and a coalition of 12 states, directed by Oregon, directed by Oregon, abused the two demands against the unilateral imposition of tariffs of the president, and by a coalition of 12 states, directed by Oregon, all of which they affirmed that Trump was abusing the international law of emergency economic powers in the use of his authority to establish his authority broader in the country in more than a century.
While the Trump administration instantly appealed this ruling and secured a temporary pause in its implementation, the paradoxicaxia could be the imperial presidency or a disaster of a tariff war that has become Carlosa and using Trump posts, followed by a rapid backing. So frequent this bee has that opponents are ridiculing the thesis as “tacos rates”, with the acronym for “Trump always chickens.”
Now, Trump, who spent the day of the fallen by publishing about judicial “monsters” that continue to oppose their agenda, can blame the courts for the reversal of the rates and then turn to the true business of the endless branch. Be a cryptography dinner last week, held at a Trump golf club outside DC, in which the main donors of the Meme $ Trump currencies scheme obtained personal access to the chief gifter to press for their pet projects, to boost deregulation or the president and senial forgiveness. Rolling stone He informed that the average amount of attendees was endangered was $ 1 million. AND The Wall Street Journal He calculated that dinner attendees were in Memecoin of $ 148 million. It was a master -class in ruin, and one that can bite the administration again.
Since, according to reports, Trump not only talked to most attendees, and that food was at best in the best case, one could argue that this was a surprising example of waste, abuse and fraud. The waste came from the attendees, who were abrupt enough to fall in love with Trump. Abuse and fraud were expelled by the host. It is the kind of things that, if the administration took seriously its mission of eradicating these three ills that supposedly affect the government and with control over the power levers, Doge would have everything.
But, if you have read the news this week, you will know that Trump and Elon Musk have had a long exaggeration, one that was always inevitable since both for their own really megalomaniac ambitions. This was, in other words, a joke condemned to address the divorce courts.
In a CBS interview, Musk denigrated Trump’s “big and beautiful” budget law; This follows immediately after his recently criticisms or Trump’s tariff policies. Trump has reacted to a child; In recent weeks, he has stopped tweeting the applause of his favorite technology, and no longer mentions that in the informative sessions and the white house conferences. The manic energy of the first months of Trump 2.0, when the musk that pushes the Sierra de la Cadena could not be wrong in the eyes of Maga-Man, has been replaced by a thick miasma of end of relationship.
On Wednesday, the White House reported that “the outboard of Musk will begin tonight.” For an administration that feeds on the public show, there was a remarkable shortage or pizzz that accompanied the return of the musk to the private sector after its vicious term as a chief in chief-curandero. The man who is not too much. Ado celebrated Trump’s victory with not one but two Sieg Heil The gestures simply wandered, alone and without rhythm, in their exile from Trumplandia.
While Musk is extracted from the dirty political terrain in which he has embedded, and helped to nurture, since January, the courts seem to be hardesting their column in their resistance to many of Trump’s unconstitutional policies. This week, not only the court in New York put the Kibosh in the Trump rates spree, but other courts retreated Trump’s executive orders aimed at individual law firms; On the efforts of the administration to punish Harvard by denying him the right to register international students; In his refusal to seek the return of Kilmar Abrego García de la Prison in El Salvador in which he is being arrested; About his bilious efforts to deport a group of migrants to the country desperately impoverished and devastated by the South Sudan War; And about the arrest of the Mahmoud Khalil on
None of this is to say that Trump won continuous to unleash tremendous acts of Vandalmm against the vital US institutions, as they consider this week’s efforts to squeeze Harvard to the point of destruction; For the movements to strip the fixed number or Chinese students of their right to study in American universities; for the despicable effort of congress to neud the courts when they govern against the administration by making it, but impossible, to impose civil sanctions enforceable against the contempt of the court; And for the RFK Jr., he directed the Department of Health and Human Services Wagen War against the HRNM vaccine technology and threatening to prohibit scientists from the government who publish in the world’s main medical and scientific journals in the world. The letter will surely have the brain drain about the upper talent of the US government and universities to research establishments abroad.
But that is to say that the impulse could be changing subtly. An administration that, for almost 20 weeks, has tried to make itself as invincible, is to be anything less. The Trump-Musk alliance has broken down, the courts have not been buying what Trump is selling and, as a day, the nakedness of Trump’s corruption and cruelty has become more difficult to ignore. I can be wrong, and all this may turn out to be more than sauces on the Trump road. But this week you feel slightly different. Trump seems a bit more vulnerable than it has been, and that has to be something good.
