Vindictive, Trump-hating Judge Boasberg
gets the judicial beatdown he needed
Posted By: 4250Luis, 4/15/2026 9:53:20 AM
It's always good to see out-of-control judicial activists get smacked down, especially by their own peers. Which brings us to Judge James Boasberg, who's done more than any of them to try to shut down President Trump's legitimate power to govern. He's in the donkey seat now, berated by a higher court for his 'abuse of power,' as they put it. According to the Washington Times: A federal appeals court delivered an embarrassing spanking to U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Tuesday, ordering him to shut down his “intrusive” criminal contempt of court investigation against the Trump administration.
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Which brings us to Judge James Boasberg, who's done more than any of them to try to shut down President Trump's legitimate power to govern.
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