Let’s be honest: the Democrats are absolutely exhausted, but they just won’t quit. After four years of obsessively impeaching President Trump during his first term—and failing spectacularly—they’ve apparently decided it’s time to blow the dust off their pocket Constitutions and pretend they care about Article II. How convenient.
Now, in Trump’s second administration, it seems the strategy has shifted from impeachment circus acts to courtroom drama reruns. Their latest plot twist? Screaming about “executive overreach” every time President Trump dares to use the authority clearly granted to him under the Constitution. Spoiler alert: That’s kind of what presidents do.
You’d think after the Supreme Court has repeatedly sided with Trump’s policies, they’d find another hill to die on—but no, they’re doubling down. This time, it’s all about the Portland deployment of the National Guard. Because God forbid a president try to restore order in a city where Antifa has been treating downtown like their personal Mad Max playground for years. But apparently, protecting citizens from anarchists is now “a threat to democracy” according to Oregon’s Democratic Governor Tina Kotek. If irony could pay taxes, the deficit would be gone by morning.
So here we are again—another liberal judge, Karin Immergut, decides that Trump’s order to deploy 200 National Guard troops is “likely” unconstitutional. Likely? That’s the legal equivalent of a shrug. The White House shot back, correctly pointing out that under U.S. code, the president does have the authority to call up the National Guard in certain cases. But what’s logic when you’ve got feelings and MSNBC clips to quote?
Look, Trump isn’t trying to take over Oregon. He’s not nationalizing the coffee shops or sending troops to confiscate people’s kale. He’s trying to protect federal property and law enforcement officers from literal domestic terrorists. But Democrats would rather let the cities burn than admit Trump might be right about anything.
And let’s not forget, this is the same party that once said “walls don’t work” while building fences around the Capitol. These are the same folks who call enforcing immigration law “racist,” protecting women’s sports “transphobic,” and deploying the National Guard to stop violence “authoritarian.” Yet somehow they’re just fine with unelected bureaucrats dictating how your kid learns about gender identity in second grade. The double standard isn’t just glaring—it’s practically blinding.
Meanwhile, the legal attacks keep coming. Over 400 lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration this term alone. From DEI program cuts to immigration crackdowns, anything Trump does to streamline bloated government or secure the nation is met with howls of “fascism!” from the left. But guess what? Trump just keeps winning. Not just in the courts—but with the American people.
Remember, this is the same guy who got impeached not once, but twice, and walked out of both Senate trials with acquittals. The first one was about a phone call to Ukraine that—by the way—mentioned corruption that’s looking pretty darn relevant these days. The second? A desperate attempt to label political rhetoric as “incitement” while ignoring the fact that security at the Capitol on Jan. 6 looked like it was managed by interns on a coffee break.
And don’t even get started on the criminal charges. Alvin Bragg tried turning a paperwork issue into a felony—then Trump won the election anyway. Georgia tried a RICO case with a prosecutor so compromised even a judge said, “nah.” Special Counsel Jack Smith? Dropped the big ones like a hot potato. At this point, they could accuse Trump of stealing the moon and half the media would nod in agreement.
But through all of it, Trump isn’t just surviving—he’s thriving. He’s tearing through the bureaucratic swamp with a vengeance, pushing policies the public actually supports, and refusing to let activist judges and Democrat grandstanders stand in the way of restoring some sanity to this country.
So, here’s the real headline: Despite the tantrums, lawsuits, and legal theatrics, Trump is still getting the job done.
No wonder they’re panicking.
