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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

This is different from the Wilcox case. Trump fired her *pursuant to* the Roberts majority’s own agenda. Trump’s attempt to fire Cook is *in spite* of the Roberts majority’s agenda. He just thinks they’ll give him a pass so long as he gives them any pretext to get their quisling on.

aug 26, 2025, 3:25 am • 24 6

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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Judge Cobb (Biden) does law.

sep 10, 2025, 2:29 am • 15 2 • view
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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Translation: Yo Roberts we all know Trump fired Cook over some pretextual garbage, but I know you’re gonna ostrich that so if you’re gonna reverse me, you’re gonna have to do it on my straightforward application of the law itself.

' Although the Court decides this issue on the ground that President Trump's stated cause falls outside the causes permissible under the statute and is not inquiring into the sufficiency of the evidence presented by President Trump, the Court notes that the allegations are ones to which Cook strenuously objects. See ECF 17 at 15. For the purposes of this motion, the Court bases its holding on the conclusion that President Trump has stated a legally impermissible reason for firing Cook and does not also need to reach Cook's argument that the President's decision failed to show
sep 10, 2025, 2:43 am • 31 5 • view
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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Judge Cobb knows this thing’s prob won or lost on the shadow docket rather than the merits so she dares the Roberts majority and Kavanaugh to eat their own words on Fed independence when weighing the stay factors

Again, the Court is not persuaded that the harms cash out here as they did in Wilcox and Boyle. First, Cook's retention on the Board of Governors does not offend the President's Article II authority in the way the officers' reinstatement was found to in Wilcox and Boyle. See supra n. 13. Wilcox's theory of harm was premised on the ground that the Government suffered from having a reinstated officer exercise the Further, the public interest in Federal Reserve independence weighs in favor of Cook's reinstatement. That independence is critical in helping the nation's
sep 10, 2025, 3:02 am • 40 12 • view
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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Biden judges in majority, Trump judge in dissent. Onto SCOTUS’s shadow docket.

sep 16, 2025, 12:29 am • 9 2 • view
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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Judge Katsas buys Trump’s bad-faith ginned-up narrative and tees it up for his SCOTUS buddies to do the same

The President plainly invoked a cause relating to Cook's conduct, ability, fitness, or competence. The allegations against Cook could constitute mortgage fraud if she acted knowingly, and that is a felony offense. See 18 U.S.C. §$ 1014, 1344.
sep 16, 2025, 12:32 am • 6 0 • view
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Daniel of Clan Lamont @kermitology.bsky.social

If it had been proven, maybe that makes sense, but it hasn't been, and all evidence points to her having done nothing wrong and in fact stated the property as a vacation home, which undermines the allegation and the "cause" But we're not dealing with rational actors here.

sep 18, 2025, 4:57 pm • 0 0 • view
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Jared (hard "d") @jaredhardd.bsky.social

A bad-faith ginned-up narrative that doesn't even appear to be true.

sep 16, 2025, 1:00 am • 0 0 • view
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Mike Sacks @mikesacks.bsky.social

Trump's DOJ asks SCOTUS to buy the boss's lies

sep 18, 2025, 4:52 pm • 5 0 • view
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abibirib.bsky.social @abibirib.bsky.social

I mean Lisa Cook and Trump, the narcissist, who's the criminal, and who's to be removed? The Supreme Court should be independent and non-partisan.

sep 18, 2025, 5:10 pm • 0 0 • view