Staff Reports
President Trump is rightly furious, and every true conservative should share that frustration. The sluggish pace with which Republican senators are handling his judicial nominees is not just a delay but a dereliction. How can it be that the GOP, with a chance to reshape the judiciary for a generation, is asleep at the wheel? Just one judge confirmed so far? That’s unacceptable.
Chuck Grassley and the rest of the Senate Republicans are being handed an opportunity on a silver platter. Yet, they hesitate, distracted by bipartisan fantasies that only ever seem to benefit the left. The Democrats, masters of obstruction and resistance, use these outdated “traditions” to stymie any real progress. It’s a laughable charade, and Republicans are falling right into their trap. Stop letting the Democrats run circles around you with the blue slip nonsense.
The Democrats love bureaucracy when it serves their purposes, deploying it like a weapon to block conservative progress. But isn’t it interesting how quickly they’ll trash tradition and bypass rules when it’s to their advantage? Yet when it’s Trump’s turn to appoint judges or U.S. attorneys, suddenly, every tradition must be upheld? What a joke. California, New York, New Jersey — they cry out for real justice, for tough judges and U.S. attorneys, not soft-hearted liberals that let crime run rampant.
Trump Puts GOP Senators On Notice Over Judicial Nominees: 'Step Up'https://t.co/Z5rC7xVJsk
— JOSH DUNLAP (@JDunlap1974) July 30, 2025
Grassley needs to step up and remember who put him back in power. The conservatives who look to him for bold leadership are disappointed. Why should Democrats get away with removing competent U.S. attorneys like they did in New Jersey? Trump, showing real executive prowess, managed to get around it using a clever loophole. Meanwhile, folks like Essayli in California face the absurd prospect of removal for no other reason than Senate Democratic intransigence.
The path forward is crystal clear. Break with the outdated traditions that serve no one but the Democratic machine. Trump has laid out the battle plan; now, Grassley and his fellow Republicans must act. Will they be warriors for America’s judicial future or timid placeholders in Congress’s halls? Time for Republicans to show some backbone—are they up to the challenge, or will they let the liberal agenda march on unimpeded?
