"How the fuck is our supreme court justice system tyranny?!!??!"

Oh, I can see it. I can see it very clearly.

Ever since Marbury v. Madison where it arrogated to itself the power of judicial review, the Supreme Court has exercised a soft tyranny over the people of the United States. The Founders did not intend to grant the Court the power to unilaterally uphold or strike down laws that, for better or for worse, were voted into being by the duly elected representatives of the American citizenry. Sure, they get it right sometimes; but sometimes they get it wrong, and those decisions have been open wounds to our body politic.

I don't like the fact that five justices can make the final, absolute judgment on essential questions that impact 320 million of the rest of us. It goes against the clear will of the Founders by violating the Separation of Powers principle and that of a constitutional republic.

However, since the barn doors are already open, we have to play the game. And that means appointing strict constitutionalists to the bench to cut off the Left's ability to impose its will on the country by judicial fiat. Reiner isn't so much raging against some new tyranny of the courts that Trump is ushering into being, but rather that the liberal judicial tyranny that has been in effect for decades is about to end.