Trump Administration Sues to Nullify Dozens of Union Contracts
The Trump administration’s lawsuit aiming to invalidate dozens of federal union contracts is a brazen move, claiming these contracts hinder the president’s ability to restructure the federal workforce and safeguard national security. This action raises serious questions about the rule of law; can existing legal agreements be simply disregarded because they stand in the way of an administration’s agenda? The decision to file the suit in Texas, rather than Washington D.C., fuels concerns about “judge shopping” – a practice of strategically choosing a court likely to deliver a favorable ruling.
This blatant disregard for established contracts echoes Trump’s business practices, a pattern of relentless litigation to achieve desired outcomes.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker