re: What these judges (and CJ Roberts) need to remember is Trump has the pardon power

This is the way.

We don’t have time to play their games, we have to ram everything down their throats like they did to us, but for us, the TRUE American people has the Admin’s back, the ones that work & don’t live off USAID nor the system.

This is what we voted for & what we need to fundamentally unwrap the damages incurred for many decades.

As soon as they try to charge or go after anyone in the Admin that was following orders, issue a pardon.

Rinse and repeat until we accomplish the missions.

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It's almost as if your profession's failure to police lawyers, a responsibility the government has entrusted with your bar associations, has led to the degradation of our legal institutions.

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That's a weird melt for being upset with jurisdiction granted to courts via Congress, which both sides like to use to thwart their opponents when the opponents are in power.

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Perhaps instead of these useless snarky comments you could complain that these judges haven't been disbarred?

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Why would I engage in histrionics? I'm no Leftist.

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The other outcome is that Roberts, who is soooooooo concerned about the authority and reputation of the Court, will realize this could happen and rein in the merry band of retards that are acting like Judge Dredd.

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Roberts isn't Congress

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The Supreme Court needs to be the only Authority...not some radical judge that is bought by Soros.

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Again, a Congressional issue.

Congress can remove every district court and their jurisdiction tomorrow.

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Congress can remove every district court and their jurisdiction tomorrow.

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And appellate court.

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Considering you are a lawyer, you certainly know that the SCOTUS is the supervisory court over all federal courts below it and can impose discipline on lower court judges.

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Link?

The Constitution gives Congress the power to do so, via impeachment-removal for violating the "good behavior" requirements.

Outside of that, the only thing I found after a quick Google search and ChatGPT prompt was another Congressional avenue: the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act of 1980. I don't believe the USSC had any role in that statute, though.

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The Constitution.

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The constitution says the president has the power to pardon.

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The Constitution.

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Hey, Kool-aid!!!!!!

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If SCOTUS doesn't reign in these judges, and quick, Trump will completely and permanently neuter the courts.

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They are neutering themselves. Either Trump administration refuses to reward this complete lack of judicial restraint aimed at hamstringing the will of the American people… or he sits back and cedes executive branch power to the judiciary. They are forcing his hand.