Donald Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to revoke the decision of a judge under Purga in federal agencies that the White House is carrying out. In one of the latest social media publications, Napoleon Bonaparte was compared.
On Daytona’s famous track, the presidential ‘beast’ took the front and took two laps ahead of Nascar riders. A board the Caddillac One, Donald Trump crossed the goal closely followed by the security entourage.
Media’s attention is ensured virtually every day since it took office as president of the United States of America. When it is not to microphones, to boast or point the finger to the predecessor, use social networks.
In one of the latest publications, Napoleon compared herself. With a quote attributed to the emperor of France, He did not hesitate to put himself at a higher level than justice, repeating that “the one who saves his country does not violate any law”.
This is not the understanding of critics and democrats. It is up to the courts to determine whether the US President is using power legitimately. Trump challenges the judges who disagree with him and tests the boundaries of the instruments of safeguarding democracy.
Wave of dismissal in the country
The attempt to dismiss high employees of the so-called independent agencies made him summon the Supreme Court, where conservatives are in majority, three of which he appointed by him in the first term.
Trump asked the judges to revoke an order from a court that decided to reintegrate the head of the Etica government’s government inspection agency, a week ago.
The latest wave of discharge is aimed at the Health Department, including Medicare and Medicaid services and disease control and prevention centers.
