
Trump's Tariff Tantrum Thwarted by Toga-Toting Tyrants

Well, it looks like the judicial branch finally found their gavel and used it to give our dear leader a good old-fashioned walloping. Imagine the scene: President Trump, in his gilded throne room, surrounded by his sycophants, thinking he's some kind of modern-day Caesar, only to be told, "No, you can't just slap tariffs on like you're ordering a Big Mac." The audacity!
The courts, in their infinite wisdom, have decided that perhaps the Constitution, that old piece of parchment, does indeed matter. Trump, whose understanding of legal limits seems to be based on reality TV show rules, must now face the harsh reality that even he, the Twitter-in-Chief, isn't above the law. Oh, the humanity!
And let's not overlook the irony here. Here's a man who's made a career out of being above the law, only to be brought down by, wait for it, the LAW. Now, he must slink back to his negotiation table, tail between his legs, to figure out how to keep his trade war alive without his shiny new tariff toys. It's like watching a toddler realize he can't just take all the toys for himself.