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"It was designed to call balls and strikes."

Wrong

Courts are to resolve conflicts in law that result in injured parties by applying a remedy.

IOW for the court to become involved there needs to be an injured party and the court must be able to remedy said injury.

the current court has been one of the most politically activist courts in our nation's history.

this corrupt court has pulled decisions out of whole cloth and indeed lied to reach political decisions (Kennedy v Bremerton BoE).

Ex. The Biden loan forgiveness case.

There was NO injury by the plaintiffs in the case.

The named plaintiff specifically said they did not want to participate in the lawsuit and in fact were making money and not losing money due to Biden's loan forgiveness. Therefore there was NO injury for the court to remedy.

The only entity that could conceivably be considered injured would have been Congress whose spending authority may have been considered damaged.

Yet Congress is an equal branch of government and has their own power to address federal branch overreach.

The Supreme Court by accepting the case and ruling as they did took the role of the legislative branch and LEGISLATED that Biden was not spending the money as legislated. There was no injured party that would require adjudication of the law (i.e. interpretation of the law). No injured party, no claim that can be remedied. That is the essence of legislating from the bench.

Major Questions doctrine is just a fancy way of stealing power

This has been explained to Jeff numerous times but jeff being jeff....

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