The President IS the CEO

It seems the Supreme Court understands Article II, Section 1, Clause 1, first sentence. Otherwise known as the vesting clause. “The Executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.”

 

Pretty simple to understand, yes?

There is no ambiguity for anyone who has a first grade reading level to misunderstand or misinterpret its meaning. It is self-explanatory.

No one else is a co-President. Not even federal district court judges, even though some act like they are.

And, apparently, Judges who wish to take on challenges by plaintiffs and their illiterate attorneys who challenge a President's executive orders are looking to be embarrassed when the case makes its way to the Supreme Court.

Over the last few days, several cases have made their way to the Court, and each time, the Court has ruled in President Trump’s favor. Unlike his first term, he is now surrounded by people in his DOJ who understand the Constitution, and will NOT mislead him.

President Trump, who was a CEO in the private sector before he was President, understands that he is now the CEO of the Executive Branch. He reserves the right to hire and fire his employees. He can make decisions which affect how he can safeguard his product (the country). And so, he runs his office like a CEO.

And it is time for the entire judiciary to back off.