The Supreme Court thought they had him. The mainstream media thought they'd finally won. Democrats were already drafting their victory tweets. But within hours of the Court's 6-3 decision striking down President Trump's tariffs, the 47th President of the United States did what he always does — he found the loophole and drove a truck through it.
Every. Single. Tariff. Reinstated.
The Court's Six-Month Delay Game
Let's talk about what really happened here, Patriots. The Supreme Court sat on this case for six months. Six months of deliberate uncertainty while American businesses tried to navigate their futures and the Chinese Communist Party watched, waited, and strategized. When the justices finally issued their ruling, they delivered maximum disruption — timed perfectly right before the State of the Union address.
But here's the kicker that exposes the absurdity of this entire charade: the Court couldn't be bothered to address what happens to the $175 billion in tariff revenue already collected. As Trump himself pointed out, they couldn't write a single sentence about whether the government keeps or returns hundreds of billions of dollars. Economic analyst Stephen Moore called it "shameful," and that's putting it mildly.
Trump Plays the Court Like a Fiddle
While the legacy media popped champagne corks and ran breathless chyrons declaring the death of America First economics, President Trump was already at work. Legal experts, including former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo, confirmed what the establishment refused to acknowledge — Trump has multiple alternative statutory authorities that the ruling never touched.
Section 301. Section 131. Executive powers for national security. The Supreme Court's ruling was narrowly focused on IEEPA authority, and Trump's legal team spotted the opening immediately.
Within hours, new executive orders were signed. Different legal frameworks. Same tariffs. Same protection for American workers. The establishment thought they'd ended the game. Trump simply changed the board.
The Absurd Logic of Six Justices
Consider the sheer contradictory nonsense of what six Supreme Court justices actually ruled. According to their decision, President Trump cannot charge a single dollar under IEEPA. But he can impose a full trade embargo. He can cut off all commerce with any nation on Earth. He can, in Trump's words, "destroy an entire country's economy."
But he cannot charge them ten dollars.
"You can embargo a country into oblivion but cannot charge them ten dollars. That is what six Supreme Court justices decided was sound reasoning."
Justice Thomas, Justice Alito, and Justice Kavanaugh saw through this judicial activism and dissented with appropriate ferocity. Kavanaugh alone wrote 63 pages outlining the alternative constitutional paths available to the President. These are the justices who understand that tariffs funded the entire federal government before the income tax even existed.
The Markets Know the Truth
Want to know how Wall Street really interpreted this ruling? The Dow climbed nearly 200 points. Investors understood what the media refused to report — this decision doesn't end Trump's tariff agenda. It merely redirects it through different legal channels.
American manufacturing is not going back to China. The de-industrialization that began under Clinton-era globalist trade deals is being reversed, one executive order at a time. The America First economic agenda doesn't depend on any single legal authority — it depends on a President with the will to fight.
And fight he will.
The Bottom Line
The Deep State, the globalist establishment, and their allies on the bench tried to kneecap American economic sovereignty. They failed. Congressman Tim Burchett reminded Americans of a simple historical truth: before the income tax existed, tariffs funded our entire government. This isn't radical policy — it's a return to American founding principles.
When asked if the justices who ruled against him were invited to the State of the Union, Trump delivered the perfect response: the three dissenters are "happily invited." The rest? "Barely."
That's our President, folks. Unbowed. Unbroken. And always three moves ahead.