Trump Returns To Same Tired Playbook, Attacks Judge Assigned To Group Chat Lawsuit
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Judge James Boasberg previously blocked Trump from shipping people to El Salvador without any due process.
President Donald Trump had a midnight meltdown Thursday and found comfort in an old routine: whining about judges on social media.
This time around, Trump reserved his ire for U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who’s been assigned to hear arguments in a lawsuit regarding senior Trump administration officials disclosing national security information in an insecure group chat.
Boasberg has previously ruled in Trump’s favor numerous times, an inconvenient fact Trump decided to ignore Thursday when he accused the judge of harboring “hatred” for the president and having “Massive Trump Derangement Syndrome.”
“There is no way for a Republican, especially a TRUMP REPUBLICAN, to win before him,” wrote Trump.
Trump seemed particularly upset because, earlier this month, Boasberg blocked the administration from rounding up people and sending them to a maximum security prison in El Salvador without any due process.
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