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Trump seems too stupid to know that his staff are lying to him about the decisions of the Supreme Court

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 26, 2025No Comments
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It is very obvious that Donald Trump has a favorite subject that consumes all his time and his attention and this subject is Donald Trump. It is stupid that enough Americans asked Trump to treat the presidency as a part -time job, then decided four years later to send him back to the White House.

Trump cannot manage bad news either.

He surrounded himself with people who refuse to tell him anything negative, and this bubble of disrepair was confirmed by Trump himself during his interview with Time.

Transcription from time:

In our interview from last year, Mr. President, you are committed to complying with all the ordinances of the Supreme Court.

What did I say?

You are committed to complying with all the ordinances of the Supreme Court –

Yeah.

When you and I spoke last April. Are you still determined to comply with all the ordinances of the Supreme Court?

Of course, I believe in the justice system.

The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that you have to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia. You didn’t do it. Do not disobey the Supreme Court?

Well, that’s not what my people told me – they didn’t say it was, they said it was – the nine to nothing was something completely different.

Let me quote the decision. “The order properly requires that the government facilitates the release of Abrego Garcia de la Garde in Salvador.” Do you facilitate a version?

I leave that to my lawyers. I do not give them any instruction. They believe that the order said something very different from what you say. But I leave that to my lawyers. If they wish – and it would be the attorney general of the United States and the people who represent the country. I do not make this decision.

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