Three Supreme Court Decisions Today: Trump Won Because He Was Right
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- Every time this happens, no matter how ridiculous the case, Democrats want to stack the Court.
- Now, with communist Islamist Zohran as […] The post Three Supreme Court Decisions Today: Trump Won Because He Was Right appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com .
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President Trump wins almost every case that goes to the Supreme Court, not because the Court is tainted, but because the cases are frivolous or illegal. The Court handed three to him today. Every time this happens, no matter how ridiculous the case, Democrats want to stack the Court. Now, with communist Islamist Zohran as […]
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