Rick Howard
19 posts


@ScottJenningsKY you stupid fucking traitor, you know that’s a freaking lie, is that all you got SCOTT, you’re a true piece of shit, traitor to our country
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@RadarResist @atensnut Again, with the name calling?
They built half the "city" without the proper permits. They also want their own Sharia Law enforcers. Terrible idea.
Oh, and you're a c##t! 🤣
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@atensnut What’s the problem with Muslims, rather live next to them then an ignorant uneducated Facist MAGA Loser.
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@Thomasstjames3 @realDonaldTrump The Supreme Court, NOT these lower level, partisan, Democrat appointed hacks.
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Donald Trump’s attack on nationwide injunctions and the judiciary reflects a dangerous misunderstanding of the separation of powers and the role of the courts in upholding the Constitution. His post is a blatant attempt to delegitimize judicial oversight, portraying judges who rule against his administration as “radical” and “lunatics” rather than acknowledging their constitutional duty to check executive overreach.
Nationwide injunctions are not unlawful; they are a crucial legal tool used to prevent unconstitutional actions from taking effect while cases work through the courts. Judges do not “assume the Powers of the Presidency” by issuing injunctions—they uphold the rule of law when executive actions violate constitutional rights or exceed legal authority. The courts exist precisely to ensure that no president—whether Trump or anyone else—can govern without legal limits.
Trump’s rhetoric about crime and public safety is nothing more than fear-mongering to justify authoritarian tendencies. A president does not have unchecked power to “act quickly and decisively” without regard for the law. That is the logic of a dictatorship, not a constitutional democracy. The judiciary is independent for a reason: to prevent tyranny.
His demand that the Supreme Court “fix” the use of nationwide injunctions “IMMEDIATELY” is nothing more than an authoritarian outburst. The Court does not exist to rubber-stamp a president’s agenda, and Justice Roberts is under no obligation to bend to Trump’s will. This kind of language—attacking judges, undermining judicial authority, and demanding unilateral power—should alarm every American who values democracy.
If Trump truly respected the Constitution, he would accept judicial oversight rather than attacking it. His post is an incitement against an independent judiciary, something that authoritarian leaders do when they cannot get their way. America is not a dictatorship, and Trump’s frustration with legal checks on his power is proof that those checks are more necessary than ever.
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@VivekGRamaswamy Shut down NPR! We should not be using taxpayer $ for a left wing propaganda radio station.
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He called me “gay” and now he wants to touch my ass 🤣🤣🥲🥲
Tiffany Fong@TiffanyFong
Biden says Republicans like Trump are “the kind of guys you’d like to smack in the ass.” LOL WHAT 🤣🤣🤣
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