Sen. Eric Schmitt’s new book details potential blueprint to beat Democrats in court

First on Fox: A Senate Republican has prepared a blueprint as to how conservatives can take and win on Democrats in courts.

Before he was in Washington DC, Sen. Eric shmitR-Mo The Kovid -19 served as the Attorney General of Missouri during the onset of the epidemic. And during that time, he Biden Administration, Dr. Anthony Faisi challenged after a trial and was even going so far to sue China.

And not more often, this was successful in challenging most of the Democratic “Lofare”, by highlighting the discrepancies during the discovery process or winning the multiculture-dollars.

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“The fact of the case is about what our quarrels were, about restoring personal freedom and pulling back the government’s expansion,” Schmid told Fox News Digital in an interview. “Leftists are now trying to do with their lofty machine, number one, they are trying to put their opponents in jail, but then to protect the government’s expansion, to protect the administrative state. And I think if we have the right arguments, we can win.”

Schmidt in his latest book “The Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court” described through his own experiences to secure those winning arguments.

He described the book as “a field manual from the advance lines of battles fought against the leftist law machine. Indeed, Schmid prepared a guide from local to federal to the Attorney General across the country to face challenges at all levels.

“Our playbook is really … in response to what his playbook was, a manufactured emergency, a real or manufactured emergency, to collect, to exercise it in ways to exercise it, which was never imagined for other people, who disagreed and disagreeed,” Schmidt said. “That’s what they were trying to do really.”

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In some cases, he went beyond the borders of the country and sued a foreign country, as Schmid did in China. He argued in the book that the Chinese Communist Party had withdrawn information on the Kovid -19 virus, and was actively depositing high quality individual safety equipment (PPE), producing and selling low quality PPEs for the rest of the world. In this case, $ 24 billion was decided earlier this year.

From there, Schmid challenged the former President Joe Biden The plan to cancel the student loan loan, by focusing on its case on a local student loan servicing company, a plan that was eventually blocked by the Supreme Court in a few months in the first year of Shamit as a legalist in 2023.

Through all this, the epidemic was the “Bhakti point”, Schmit said, and their biggest goal was touched.

He had the opportunity to distinguish Fausi, who served as a part of his trial on sensorship and repression by social media platforms such as Facebook, who served as a former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases (NIAID) and a medical advisor to Biden.

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Schmid said, “He wanted to silence anyone who talked about it.” “Joe, of course, we know what it was really now. It was not batting anything with a penguin, you know, it was actually in the Wuhan Institute of Virology where it came.”

Schmid, which is fans of both the Supreme Court’s former Justice Antonin Skalia and Justice Clarence Thomas – especially the use of Scultiya’s Masitism, or explaining the constitution because it was written as a living document – was noted in the book that the courts were noted “full changes”.

In particular, the Supreme Court has a majority in the orthodox-scratch Justice, and courts are being filled across the country, gradually, with President Donald Trump’s pics.

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Asked if he was all concerned about the biased politics coming in the bench, Schmidt said that the courts were returning to a legal system, which was “interrupted by the progressive era, the beginning and the rise of the state with Woodro Wilson, the FDR, who threatened to pack the court.”

“The Constitution means what it says, nothing more than this, nothing less, like our laws,” he said. “They mean what they say, nothing more than this, nothing less.”

“I don’t want a judge to agree with my politics,” he continued. “I just want to follow the constitution to a judge.”