Was going to post that, but you bet me to it. o7
Made me almost blow my drink through my nose when I saw it.
There was a reason for that as well.
Look how long it was after that before they launched another shuttle.
How much of nasa's funds were getting eat up with 'investigations'?
How much of nasa's funds was being eaten up by contractors giving kickbacks to congress critters during the lobbying?
nasa said no because Biden told them no on the offer.
For what it's worth:
BREAKING BIG: Is Mahmoud Khalil Is a British Spook? He Worked at British Embassy in Beirut – Had Security Clearance – Attended Columbia University’s SIPA School – Linked to CIA
https://truthsocial.com/@gatewaypundit/posts/114185631995806337
Where is it suppose to 'splash down' at?
I heard a sonic boom here in Texas and then a loud roar, like way up in the sky.
Grassley Bolsters Trump's Fight Against Judicial Overreach
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/grassley-trump-admin-bondi/2025/03/18/id/1203388/
Tuesday, 18 March 2025 05:34 PM EDT
Encouraging U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to take “strong action,” Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, applauded the Trump administration’s efforts at beating back judicial overreach in the wake of dozens of preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders issued against President Donald Trump.
Grassley sent a letter to Bondi on Friday in support of a Trump memo dated March 6 that directed federal agencies to enforce Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65(c), which requires plaintiffs to post security — financial guarantee — equal to the federal government’s potential costs in fighting lawsuits that might be "later found unjustified."
In his letter to Bondi, Grassley wrote, “courts now regularly ignore this law without consideration.”
“Over the last few months, I have watched with concern as individual district judges have issued sweeping injunctions that reach far beyond the case or controversy before them. These orders are often issued as preliminary injunctions or temporary restraining orders on an expedited basis with limited hearings,” Grassley wrote.
He added, “Simply put, such judicial overreach not only violates the separation of powers, but it also silences the American people, who overwhelmingly voted for the change that the President is trying to deliver.”
Grassley cited research by the Harvard Law Review that found of the 96 nationwide injunctions spanning four presidencies from 2001-23, two-thirds “targeted Trump during his first four years in office.” In just two months this time, “dozens of orders” and more than 100 pending lawsuits have been slapped against the administration.
Grassley cited three examples, including the order of a "single D.C. district judge enjoining the federal funding freeze and requiring United States Agency for International Development to disburse $2 billion within 36 hours of his order."
“The courts should have been imposing injunction bonds on their own, but because they have failed to so, President Trump is right to demand that the Justice Department remind the courts of their obligations under the Federal Rules. I ask you to diligently carry out President Trump’s orders and uphold the rule of law and the integrity of our judicial system,” Grassley wrote.
He added, “I will be working to solve the problem of judicial overreach, and in the meantime, commend the Administration’s efforts to enforce existing law.”
Grassley implored Bondi in a handwritten message to “please take strong action” during this “very important time for us!”
Trump Fires Both Dem Commissioners at FTC, Sources Say
https://www.newsmax.com/politics/trump-ftc-democrats/2025/03/18/id/1203389/
Tuesday, 18 March 2025 05:12 PM EDT
President Donald Trump fired the two Democratic commissioners at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, two sources familiar with the situation said, in another major test of the independence of regulatory agencies.
Trump fired Commissioners Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, the sources said. Trump has already sparked lawsuits by firing members of other independent agencies including the National Labor Relations Board.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1935 to uphold a law that allows FTC commissioners to be fired only for good cause, such as neglecting their duties. The ruling shields a number of independent, bipartisan multi-member agencies from direct control by the White House.
HUGE things are coming to The Kennedy Center. The future is bright! 🇺🇸✨
https://truthsocial.com/@WhiteHouse/posts/114185705166860401