Oh boy, strap in folks, because we’ve got a wild one today. In a move that’s got Washington all aflutter, Trump has reportedly walked out of court after a judge threatened his attorney, Alina Habba. Now, there’s a plot twist no one saw coming. According to reports, the incident occurred during a hearing where the judge, Arthur Engoron, threatened Habba with sanctions. Apparently, he didn’t appreciate her asking for a “simple adjournment” due to a scheduling conflict. Talk about throwing a tantrum over a minor issue!
Now, let’s pause for a second here. An attorney asks for an adjournment, something that happens all the time in courtrooms across America, and the judge threatens her with sanctions? What kind of kangaroo court is this?
And it gets worse. Engoron reportedly told Habba, “You’re lucky I’m not asking you to show cause why you shouldn’t be sanctioned.” Yikes! With comments like that, it’s clear who the real bully in the courtroom is.
So, what does Trump do? He does what any self-respecting person would do. He walks out. Because let’s face it, no one should have to put up with that kind of blatant disrespect.
JUST IN: Donald Trump just got up and walked out of the courtroom as E. Jean Carroll’s attorney started making her closing argument.
The rogue judge also threatened to throw Trump lawyer Alina Habba in jail.
The walkout happened as Carroll's lawyer Roberta Kaplan was trying to… pic.twitter.com/zPEUSEPw0O
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) January 26, 2024
But, of course, the media is having a field day with this. They’re painting Trump as the bad guy, completely ignoring the judge’s outrageous behavior. It’s the same old story: Trump does something reasonable, and the media twists it into something it’s not.
The truth is, Trump walking out was a powerful statement. It sent a clear message that he won’t stand for unfair treatment, not for himself and certainly not for his attorney. And honestly, can you blame him?
This whole saga just goes to show the lengths some people will go to in their attempts to discredit Trump. But guess what? We’re not buying it. We see through the media’s spin and recognize this for what it is: a blatant abuse of power by a biased judge.
So, here’s to Trump for standing up for what’s right. It’s refreshing to see someone refuse to be bullied, especially in a world where far too many people are willing to roll over and take it.
In conclusion, while the media may be busy painting Trump as the villain, we know better. After all, the only thing Trump is guilty of here is standing up to a bully. And in my book, that makes him a hero.