Staff Reports
The Federalist Society, once hailed as a protector of conservative values, seems to have lost its way. This once-great institution is now under fire from President Trump, who is boldly calling out its former leader as a traitor to American ideals. This is a wake-up call for conservatives across the nation.
Once the champion of conservative judicial victories, the Federalist Society shoulders a heavy responsibility for shaping the right-leaning Supreme Court. But President Trump, the master at breaking away from stale conventions, is not afraid to call out those undermining his mission. When international courts slapped down Trump’s tariffs, it was a federal appeals court — a judicial body influenced by the Society’s picks — that let him save face. But for President Trump, it was a betrayal.
The truth is, President Trump’s battle with what he sees as an activist judiciary reflects the frustration of conservatives everywhere. A 6-3 conservative Supreme Court should mean victories for the Constitution and common sense. Yet, when legal battles are met with judicial opposition, it’s clear something isn’t working. Entrusting the wrong allies can lead to setbacks conservatives can’t afford.
Trump Dumps Federalist Society, Turns to MAGA Allies https://t.co/Zi4qP6Frzq
— Scott Girouard (@ImaGator1981) June 4, 2025
That brings us to Trump’s new strategy. He’s wisely turning to MAGA loyalists and the Article III Project to identify judges who won’t cave to leftist whims. This group aims to rectify past errors, ensuring Trump’s America First agenda is upheld in the courts. It’s a stand against those who would rather see our values trampled under a tide of liberal chaos.
For conservatives, this moment is crucial. Who needs globalist-savvy judges when America has its own fighters ready to defend her sovereignty? As President Trump rallies new forces, one must ask: Will America continue to allow liberal judicial activism to dictate our fate, or will we seize the power to restore the justice our founders envisioned?
