Oh no, a judge is furious with President Donald Trump! You've heard of Ballroom Derangement Syndrome, which has mutated into Reflecting Pool Derangement Syndrome and Kennedy Center Derangement Syndrome. Any time Trump tries to build or change something in Washington, D.C., a bunch of raving lunatics file lawsuits to stop it. If you've been following Twitchy, you might be aware of another derangement syndrome. FactPost, an official DNC rapid response account run by the folks who used to run KamalaHQ, informed us this summer that the administration was "planning to cut down DC's oldest cherry tree to make way for a new Trump golf course." It's not a new golf course — it's a municipal golf course that's been there for over 100 years. The Washington Post got in on the act in August, reporting that historic cherry trees are coming down by the dozen thanks to Trump. WaPo even sent a photographer to document the carnage, who took pictures of what were obviously severely diseased trees. Those are being rooted out, and new ones planted in their place.

Apparently, Judge Ana Reyes was "furious" on Monday to learn that 500 trees had been removed without the government informing her first. Here's Politico's Kyle Cheney:

The post continues:

… understand what has happened here, other than — Occam’s razor time — that the government precisely intended to do precisely what it has done, which is intentionally delay letting the pantiffs and the court know what is happening so they can put a plan in place to clear hundreds and hundreds of trees."

Oh no!

Also on top of this important story was Scott MacFarlane of MeidasTouch:

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"… contacting us?"

"I've never heard a judge scream at full voice" like this.

MacFarlane goes on, but you get the gist.

Also picking up on the judge's screaming fit was The Washington Post, to which Stephen Miller replied:

As an Interior Department spokesperson told WaPo back in August, "Trees throughout the park are regularly monitored for potential safety impacts to visitors, and when a tree is determined to be dying, declining, or hazardous our arborists may make the decision to remove it.”

To Judge Reyes: Calm down, ma'am.

So this is what it takes to make a judge "beyond furious?" Municipal golf course maintenance? Does she think she's the Lorax or something? Guaranteed she wouldn't care if this project were undertaken under the Biden administration.

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