I say YES. YOU say NO....Numero Tre! Enjoy!

Amen to all.

BTW, those are law books.

Cartoon- spot on. It is so disgusting to feel like nothing is going on. It is but it sure isn't very feelable. I do think not only has more destruction gone on than we imagined would be the case this quickly — but I think there is more push-back then we are able to see as well. Part is due to not having sources that can be trusted anymore and I think part is because some of it has to be in stages — especially if it has to move through court systems.

I am highly annoyed that the other side in particular seems able to get away with some things (even if only in part) while the court issues are waiting to be addressed.

Still totally annoyed that an un-elected and totally un-appreciated individual gets to go in and dismiss people on his whim and shut things down and other likely illegal maneuvers. I am trying to have patience because not only are peaceful protestors having a lot of success in taking Tesla down, but more people are becoming aware of a government run amok with Trump and Musk and I do think left with losers in chg. of everything there is a good chance of failure in the end.

BREAKING: A federal judge deals a crushing defeat to corrupt MAGA oligarch Elon Musk by blocking DOGE's access to large swathes of sensitive personal data held at three federal agencies.

And it gets even better...

U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman has officially blocked the Department of Education (which Trump is attempting to totally dismantle) as well as the Department of the Treasury, and Office of Personnel Management (OPM) from disclosing personal identifying information about 2 million plaintiffs involved in a lawsuit challenging DOGE's access to crucial information.

Judge Boardman explained that the Privacy Act of 1974 shields innocent people by preventing the unauthorized disclosure of personal info collected by the government.

She correctly pointed out that Congress passed the Act to ensure that no single person or institution would be able to siphon up "every detail of our personal lives" in one fell swoop. That's exactly what Musk is trying to do.

"Those concerns are just as salient today,” the judge wrote. "No matter how important or urgent the President’s DOGE agenda may be, federal agencies must execute it in accordance with the law. That likely did not happen in this case."

The two million plaintiffs include six Americans who sued over DOGE's access to sensitive information that had been handed over to the government in order to collect veterans benefits, apply for student loans, or secure work as federal employees.

Five unions whose members have data stored within the relevant systems then joined the lawsuit, pushing the plaintiff number to around 2 million people.

They accuse the government agencies involved of "abandoning their duties as guardians and gatekeepers" of sensitive data.

This ruling is certainly a step in the right direction, but it doesn't go far enough. It's time to shut DOGE down for good and boot Elon Musk — an unelected bureaucrat — from our government for good.

So there really are things going on and Judges and others willing to go by what is actual LAW. I'm always glad to see these things because it does tend to raise my spirits.

Hope you are getting that you made a terrible mistake. You chose to believe lies and now you get to find out exactly what it feels like to get used, abused and ignored.

Happening before our eyes right now — but EVERYONE will know it then.

Well, you have now been proven wrong — but you're trapped and now you have to grovel — for no good reason.