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A screenshot of a social media (X/Twitter) post by user "Buzz Patterson" (@BuzzPatterson, verified). The post argues that the federal judiciary is engaging in "tyranny" against presidents, particularly Trump, and includes a bar chart comparing the number of preliminary injunctions/policy blocks against sitting presidents' administrative policies by administration, with bars for George W. Bush, Obama, Trump 1.0, Biden, and Trump 2.0, the last two shown in orange, the first three in blue (Trump bars are both orange, Obama/Bush/Biden bars are blue). A source note below the chart cites CRS, Harvard Law Review, and an NYT tracker. The post shows 2:31 AM · Jun 23, 2026 and 31.8K views.

Text in image: Buzz Patterson ✓ @BuzzPatterson 🚨 Tyranny of the Judiciary. Let's talk about it. Marinate on this: Number of times judges blocked a President's policies: • Bush: 6 • Obama: 12 • Trump 1.0: 75 • Biden: 21 • Trump 2.0: 169 (and climbing) When Democrats lose, they stomp their feet and sue, depending on activist judges to nullify the will of the voters. This isn't "checks and balances." It's lawfare on steroids. The Supreme Court has started reining it in, but the resistance never sleeps. Our Republic will die in a black robe. Preliminary Injunctions Against Sitting President's Administrative Policies (Updated as of June 2026) 200 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 0 6 12 75 (64-86) 21 (14-28) 169 George W. Bush Obama Trump 1.0 Biden Trump 2.0 Number of Preliminary Injunctions / Policy Blocks Note: Trump 1.0 shown as 75 (range 64-86); Biden shown as 21 (range 14-28). Trump 2.0 ≈169 from active cases with halted policies (NYT tracker). Data from CRS, Harvard Law Review, NYT tracker. Numbers are approximate. 2:31 AM · Jun 23, 2026 · 31.8K Views

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Screenshot of a tweet/post from "Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh" (@RepAbeHamadeh, verified with a blue checkmark and a gold government badge) criticizing judicial rulings against President Trump. It quotes a bar chart posted by "Kevin Bass" (@kevinnbass, Jun 22) titled "Preliminary Injunctions Against Sitting President's Administrative Policies (Updated as of June 2026)" showing the number of preliminary injunctions/policy blocks by president: George W. Bush (6), Obama (12), Trump 1.0 (75, range 64-86), Biden (21, range 14-28), and Trump 2.0 (169). The post is timestamped 12:10 PM · Jun 23, 2026, with 3,473 views.

Text in image: Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh ✓ 🎖️ @RepAbeHamadeh In their desperate bid to stop President Trump, activist judges have seized power from the President, dictating the country's direction. Their blatant override of executive authority has not strengthened the Constitution. It has shredded public trust and accelerated Americans' loss of faith in our institutions. This judicial overreach must be curbed. Americans elected Trump to lead, not unelected judges. Kevin Bass ✓ @kevinnbass · Jun 22 Number of times a judge has blocked a president's policies, broken down by president Tyranny of the judiciary Preliminary Injunctions Against Sitting President's Administrative Policies (Updated as of June 2026) Number of Preliminary Injunctions / Policy Blocks 200 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 0 George W. Bush: 6 Obama: 12 Trump 1.0: 75 (64-86) Biden: 21 (14-28) Trump 2.0: 169 Note: Trump 1.0 shown as 75 (range 64-86); Biden shown as 21 (range 14-28). Trump 2.0 ≈169 from active cases with halted policies (NYT tracker). Data from CRS, Harvard Law Review, NYT tracker. Numbers are approximate. 12:10 PM · Jun 23, 2026 · 3,473 Views

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If there was one person Donald Trump stayed loyal to, it was Michael Jackson. The day after a casino opening, Michael found out that a child he supported had sadly passed away. Heartbroken, he wanted to go to the funeral. When Trump heard this, he dropped his busy schedule and used his private jet to take Michael there. From that day on, their friendship became very close. When Michael Jackson was falsely accused by countless people, Donald Trump stood up and said this. "I'm gonna stick up for him because nobody else is, but I don't believe it." Trump angrily criticized the mother who accused Michael of child molestation. "And she goes after him viciously and violently, and I saw a story and I read another story about some of the things she's done, and I don't believe it." While many hoped for MJ to be jailed, Trump was the only one who defended him. We can't say who was behind the smear campaign against Michael, but Trump gave him best support. "I love Michael Jackson, so..." "Michael was a great friend of ours, actually, and he lived in Trump Tower for a long period of time."

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