Levin: A Reagan Appointed Judge Means Nothing

Mark Levin: “So we have this federal judge in Seattle. They say he's appointed by Reagan. That means nothing. A lot of these presidents have to make deals with one party or the other in order to get two or three federal district judges, you have to give the Democrats one. This guy was a one for the Democrats in Seattle. The four blue states that brought this case, this birthright citizenship case, they wanted that courtroom. They wanted that judge. Somehow it happened. That judge spent all of 25 minutes on the case. He ends the hearing, issues a temporary restraining order, maybe a permanent injunction to prevent what the president is trying to do, and he says this is blatantly unconstitutional, the most blatantly unconstitutional case I've ever seen. You know, even federal judges are legal illiterates that are driven by the ends that justify the means. This is a very, very serious case. The judges need to take it seriously. These so-called legal commentators need to take it seriously, and these so-called hosts on these Sunday shows need to take it very seriously as well. It is a big issue.”