Senator Eric Schmitt’s new book details potential blueprints for beating Democrats in court

First on Fox: A Senate Republican has laid out a blueprint for how conservatives can seize Democrats in court and win.

In his Washington, DC, Senator. Eric Schmittr-mo. During the 19th pandemic, he served as the attorney general of Missouri. During this period, he filed a lawsuit after the lawsuit, challenging the Biden administration, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and even sued China.

And, whether by discovering differences in the discovery process or winning billions of dollars in settlements, Schmidt often succeeds in challenging democratic “laws.”

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“The fact is that our battle is about restoring individual freedom and withdrawing the broadness of the government,” Schmidt told Fox News numbers in an interview. “What the left is trying to do with the legal machine is first, they try to put their opponents in prison, but then they also defend the expansion of the government to defend the executive state. I think if we have the right argument, we can win.”

Schmidt details the arguments that win through his latest book The Last Line of Defense: How to Defeat the Left in Court.

He described the book as a “field manual on the frontlines of combat against the left-wing legal machine.” Indeed, Schmidt outlines national lawyer guidelines to address challenges at all levels, from local to federal governments.

“Our script is really…it’s really meant to respond to their scripts to create a manufacturing emergency, a real or manufacturing emergency to put together the power to exercise it in a way that other people who disagree and silent had never imagined,” Schmidt said. “That’s what they really want to do.”

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Schmidt challenged former President Joe Biden’s student loan debt cancellation program (AP)

In some cases, he went beyond the country’s borders and sued foreign countries, just as Schmitt had to do to China. He argued in the book The CCP Information about the Covid-19 virus has been retained and high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) is actively accumulating high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) while producing and selling low-quality PPE in other parts of the world. The case led to a final $24 billion verdict earlier this year.

From there, Schmidt challenged the former president Joe Biden The Student Loan Debt Cancellation Program was eventually blocked by the program by focusing its cases on local student loan services companies Supreme Court Schmitt’s first year as a member of parliament in 2023 has been a few months.

Schmidt said through all this, the pandemic was a “turning point” and his biggest goal became Fauci.

He has the opportunity to sell Fauci, who served as former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and Biden’s medical consultant, as part of his lawsuit to review and suppress social media platforms such as Facebook.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was sworn in before he testified on June 3, 2024 at the Rayburn House Office Building of the Rayburn House Office Building the House Bercight and Parge Commits of Coronavirus Pandemic the Coronavirus Pandemic the Coronavirus Pandemic selected the House Oversight and Responsibility Committee. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

“He wanted to silence anyone talking about it being a lab leak,” Schmidt said. “Of course, we know that this is exactly what it is now. It’s not mating with penguins, it’s actually in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, which is where the matter comes from.”

Schmitt, a fan of former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and Judge Clarence Thomas, and in particular Scalia’s use of primitivism, or interpreting the constitution as a written constitution rather than as a living document, noted in the book that the court had a “complete transformation.”

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Asked if he was totally concerned about partisan political seats on the bench, Schmidt retorted that the court was returning to a legal system that had been “disturbed by progressive times, starting with the rise of Woodrow Wilson and the executive state, who threatened to clean up the court.”

“The Constitution completely means what it says, that’s all, just like our laws,” he said. “They mean what they say, that’s all.”

“I don’t want the judge to agree with my politics,” he continued. “I just want the judge to abide by the Constitution.”