Videos Expose the Real Threat to Democracy –

The distinction couldn’t be clearer. 

While Democrats spent years portray President Trump as the man who would torch the Constitution and defy the courts, a pair of videos posted by Townhall Media flip the script and show precisely who the real menace to the rule of law was from the start.

In one clip, the current President sits in the Oval Office and accepts an unfavorable Supreme Court ruling. 

A reporter requested Trump, in the context of a few rulings earlier today that went against him, whether or not he would settle for the Court’s resolution on birthright citizenship, which is predicted tomorrow.

“Well, I guess I’ll have to accept it,” he responded. “It’s the Supreme Court, so I’ll accept it.”

In the other clip, his predecessor stands at a podium and brags that, even though the Supreme Court blocked his scholar debt forgiveness scheme, they didn’t stop him from merely ignoring the ruling. Biden tells a crowd of supporters how he circumvented the highest court in the land.

“The Supreme Court blocked me from relieving student debt,” he boasted. “But they didn’t stop me.”

TRUMP after SCOTUS ruling against his agenda: I suppose I’ll have to settle for it

BIDEN after SCOTUS ruling against his agenda: Supreme Court blocked me, but they didn’t stop me. pic.twitter.com/nb3d4UBTIr

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) June 29, 2026

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Who else is outdated enough to keep in mind Democrats setting their hair on fire over the thought that if Trump in some way managed to discover his means back into the Oval Office, that he’d run roughshod over the Supremes and merely ignore/defy their rulings?

And right here it seems that was Biden. It’s always projection with the Democrats, is not it?

Beyond the scholar loan stuff, the Biden crew caught a lot of heat for pushing back against or working around Supreme Court rulings in other areas, too. Take the eviction moratorium—after the justices had already said the CDC didn’t have the energy to keep extending it through the pandemic, Biden went forward and signed off on yet another one anyway, principally daring the Court to slap it down again.

They did.

JUST IN: Supreme Court blocks Biden administration’s latest ban on evictions https://t.co/QNAC9E5u0I

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 27, 2021

On affirmative motion, after the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling that ended race-based admissions at faculties, many critics jumped on the Biden Education Department’s revamped steerage. They instructed it principally gave faculties quiet methods to keep pushing variety targets without operating afoul of the resolution.

Amazing how Supreme Court rulings only apply to Republicans. https://t.co/lffHVnBLVQ

— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) April 8, 2024

One president brazenly accepts the Supreme Court’s phrase even when it hurts his agenda, while the other bragged about discovering methods around it. Democrats spent years warning that Trump could be the one to torch the rule of law and defy the justices.

Turns out the real menace to the separation of powers and democracy got here from their aspect all along.

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