Supreme Obit: Court confirms Federal Education Department is still dead
"The Department of Education is dead. This has been confirmed by the Supreme Court autopsy performed at the request of liberals bent on destroying the lives of children nationwide so the Supreme Court oblidged them," says Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate.
With the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling to proceed with Department of Education cuts, President Trump has kept another campaign promise: death to the DOE.
Trump's attorney in the High Court, the Missourian D. John Sauer, has set a record for quickly and repeatedly prevailing.
Sauer wrote in his emergency application in this case of Linda McMahon v. New York, "For the second time in three months, the same district court has thwarted the Executive Branch's authority to manage the Department of Education despite lacking jurisdiction to second-guess the Executive's internal management decisions."
The court held in Sauer's favor and authorized Trump to proceed with his firing 1,378 employees at the Education Department, which will gut this harmful federal agency as Trump promised. Within two hours of this unsigned decision by the court, agency employees received the equivalent of pink slips.
"The Federal Government has been running our Education System into the ground, but we are going to turn it all around by giving the Power back to the PEOPLE," Trump posted on Truth Social while thanking the Supreme Court for his latest win.