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Is the Judiciary Weaponizing Itself? Rep. Jordan Sounds the Alarm

by Publius
May 6, 2025
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Are activist judges overstepping their bounds? Congressman Jim Jordan appeared on “Rob Schmitt Tonight” on Newsmax to discuss his concerns about the judiciary and whether it’s being weaponized. Let’s dive into the key points he made.

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The Problem of “Activist Judges”

Jordan kicked things off by highlighting a fundamental issue: unelected judges making decisions that should be reserved for elected officials. He argued that when judges override the will of the people and the President, it undermines the very foundation of our system.

What exactly is an “activist judge?” It’s often used to describe a judge who seems to legislate from the bench, exceeding their authority to impose their own political views. For example, some might point to rulings on hot-button issues like immigration or environmental regulations as instances where judges have overstepped. The debate often boils down to whether a judge is interpreting the law or creating it.

Jordan also touched on the idea that some on the left seem to prefer decisions made by unelected officials. Think figures like Dr. Fauci during the pandemic or judges making controversial rulings. The concern is that these individuals aren’t accountable to the people, and their decisions can have far-reaching consequences without any democratic input. This raises questions about checks and balances.

Concerns About Judge Boseberg’s Case Assignments

A significant part of the discussion revolved around Judge Boseberg. Jordan pointed out a series of cases involving Boseberg that raise eyebrows:

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  • His role in the FISA court during the Trump campaign (learn more about the FISA court controversy).
  • His handling of Kevin Kleinmith’s case.
  • A case involving a gang member being brought back into the U.S.
  • His assignment to the “Signal Gate” case against Secretary Hegsith.

These assignments prompted the Judiciary Committee to send a letter inquiring about the random assignment process. The worry? That there might be manipulation or bias at play, undermining the impartiality of the judiciary.

As Jordan put it, “There’s been concerns about, you know, like a judiciary that can, you know, weaponize itself.” A weaponized judiciary erodes public trust and leads to unfair application of the law. If people don’t believe they’ll receive a fair hearing, the entire system is at risk.

The Role of the Supreme Court

When should the Supreme Court step in? It’s a tricky question. Typically, the Supreme Court takes up cases that involve significant constitutional questions or conflicting rulings in lower courts. The appeals process exists to address errors or injustices at the lower levels.

Justice Roberts has stated that the proper course of action is to use appellate courts to challenge district court decisions. This highlights the importance of following established legal channels when concerns arise about judicial overreach.

Legislative Action and Potential Solutions

What can be done to address these concerns? The House has passed legislation aimed at limiting the scope of injunctions issued by federal district judges. The goal is to ensure that injunctions only apply to the parties in the case and the specific jurisdiction, not nationwide.

Interestingly, Justice Kagan has also spoken about the phenomenon of nationwide injunctions. This suggests there might be bipartisan support for reining in the power of district judges in this area.

If the bill passes the Senate and is signed by the President, it could significantly scale back the power of district judges. Time is of the essence, as these judicial actions are seen by some as deliberately stalling important work.

Tish James and Allegations of Hypocrisy

Tish James, the New York Attorney General, also came under scrutiny. James has a history of targeting Trump, even building her campaign around it. She recently launched a new lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming it’s an attack on public health.

As James stated, “This administration has taken a wreck ball to the Department of Health and Human Services.”

However, James is now facing allegations of hypocrisy. There are claims that she made false statements on documents and improperly claimed her primary residence was in Virginia.

These allegations are seen as ironic, given her past attacks on Trump. As Jordan said, “I don’t know that anybody takes her serious.” Some believe her continued attacks on Trump are politically motivated, driven by a need to maintain power and relevance.

Concluding Thoughts

Rep. Jordan’s appearance on “Rob Schmitt Tonight” raised important questions about the judiciary and the actions of figures like Tish James. Addressing these concerns is crucial to ensure fairness, accountability, and the rule of law. It’s about maintaining the integrity of our legal system and ensuring it serves the people, not political agendas.


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