Trump WHouse memo today re: try to stop plaintiffs from bringing lawsuits against Executive Branch

[IrishBubbaLiberal]

The White House just sent out this memorandum signed by Trump directing departments and agencies to try to deter plaintiffs from bringing lawsuits against the Executive Branch, in response to "sweeping injunctions" sought by "activist organizations"

— Aaron Fritschner (@fritschner.bsky.social) 2025-03-06T21:48:40.411Z

The White House just sent out this memorandum signed by Trump directing departments and agencies to try to deter plaintiffs from bringing lawsuits against the Executive Branch, in response to "sweeping injunctions" sought by "activist organizations"

They don’t have enough lawyers to defend their actions anymore. George Conway had mentioned this might happen

— Angela Hillenbrand (@coonhoundsrbest.bsky.social) 2025-03-06T22:01:42.629Z

“ They don’t have enough lawyers to defend their actions anymore. George Conway had mentioned this might happen”

[CousinIT]

1. Their response should be:

As soon as YOU and “DOGE” stop illegally firing people and illegally shuttering entire agencies.

[NotHardly]

10. We are fast approaching a 1789 watershed....

I do not know what new level of Trump/Musk insanity and injury we can tolerate, I only fear that if happens before so many die, are killed thru neglect, are destitute, homeless, and physically oppressed.

[Trueblue1968]

14. Their response should be ........ We all gonna sue tRump !!!!!!

Sue sue sue sue sue-ieeeeeee

[Ocelot II]

2. If they'd just stop doing illegal, stupid, dangerous shit they wouldn't get sued.

The best way to keep people from suing federal agencies is for the agencies (and Musks' rabid DOGE) to stop committing acts that are unlawful or tortious or that violate federal statutes, the Administrative Procedure Act in particular, and/or the Constitution. Easy peasy.

[ShazzieB]

6. EXACTLY!

He thinks he should be able to do any damned thing he wants with no conequences whatsoever, and he's sulking because all those mean people keep filing lawsuits. How childish!

[littlemissmartypants]

12. Unfortunately...

That's not it.

He and his buds are a bunch of psychopaths. Following any law isn't a concern for the psychopath. They don't acknowledge the difference between right and wrong or believe in laws. It's an entirely foreign concept for their twisted minds. They can't even think about it.

Laws are not and never will be a deterrent for any psychopath. It's one of the characteristics that defines them.

[DeeDeeNY]

17. This really nails it. An excellent description!

[ShazzieB]

18. Absoltely true.

Being a psychopath is why he thinks he should be able to do whatever he wants. I still stand by my point that he resents people filing lawsuits challenging what he wants to do. I'm sure he thinks, "How DARE they!?"

[littlemissmartypants]

19. Oh, he definitely believes that he's better than everyone else!

[taxi]

3. March 6th - Republican Think Tank Day just became a national holiday.

[lame54]

4. The Achilles Heal - more lawsuits now

[aggiesal]

5. The best way for this to stop, is to stop breaking the law. It's all up to you Mierda47! n/t

[littlemissmartypants]

13. Which will never happen.

[global1]

7. Everybody That Has Any Kind Of Beef With The Executive Branch Should Bring Lawsuits......

against it. Pile on the lawsuits and make it more and more difficult to address these lawsuits and at the same time it brings up the cost for the Executive Branch to defend them.

We need to get to overrun their defense budget and eventually - cost them more money than they are saving by all the DOGE cuts they claim they are making.

[Bev54]

11. Every industry affected by the tariff war he created

Should immediately bring a law suit over his illegal and bogus executive order which can be proven as fabricated, at least in the Canadian direction. That would be many more suits to contend with and May immediately stop this stupid tariff shit.

[BlueTsunami2018]

8. North Carolina banned their AG from suing Piss Wig over executive orders.

Just yesterday.

I assume all red states will follow suit.

[littlemissmartypants]

15. Not exactly...

NC senators give initial approval to blocking attorney general from suing Trump

By Avi Bajpai Updated March 06, 2025 10:23 AM

RALEIGH
The North Carolina Senate gave initial approval Wednesday to legislation that would block Attorney General Jeff Jackson from challenging President Donald Trump’s executive orders in court. Republicans in the upper chamber of the General Assembly quickly advanced Senate Bill 58 last week, saying that Jackson, a Democrat who was elected the state’s top law enforcement official in November, should be focused on the state, and shouldn’t be joining lawsuits brought by other Democratic attorneys general that have sought to block Trump’s executive actions.

Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article301506544.html#storylink=cpy

It's not law, yet.

[BlueTsunami2018]

20. Good. I read it as pretty much a done deal.

Thanks.

[unc70]

16. Not NC law yet. Only passed Senate

If it were to pass the House, it would be vetoed by Governor Stein. The Repubs do not have the supermajority needed to override the veto.

[Joe Nation]

9. Paralyze them in the courts

And we'll paralyze them in the streets.