Justice Sotomayor assures left that 'court decisions stand'

So many Democrats and their media allies are hilariously triggered by President Donald Trump's win in November that they're spending every waking hour attempting to paint him in a negative light, even making up things as they go.

According to Fox News, even Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is joining her radical leftist friends in driving a narrative pushed by the left that Trump will ultimately ignore Supreme Court decisions in the future. 

The claim is based on nothing other than severe, collective cases of Trump Derangement Syndrome, as they have nothing else left to say or make up about him.

Sotomayor, in an interview Tuesday, assured the few people listening that Supreme Court decisions "stand" no matter who you are.

What did she say?

Democrats and their media friends have whined and cried hysterically for months now, and can't stop feeding their sheep-like followers and listeners as much Trump doom and gloom as possible.

Apparently entertaining the notion that Trump could start ignoring SCOTUS decisions, Sotomayor made it clear that he's not able to do that, no matter if he's the president or not.

"Court decisions stand whether one particular person chooses to abide by them or not," she said. "It doesn’t change the foundation that it’s still a court order that someone will respect at some point."

The liberal Supreme Court justice was careful not to mention President Trump by name, though she obviously geared the remarks toward him.

"Our founders were hellbent on ensuring that we didn’t have a monarchy," Sotomayor added. "And the first way they thought of that was to give Congress the power of the purse."

"The court has proceeded cautiously," she added. "It can’t get so far ahead of the society that the society rebels and ignores it, but it can’t fall so far behind the society to not do the right thing."

"Losing our democracy"

Sotomayor joined in with her radical leftist colleagues and warned about losing democracy.

She also expressed concerns about social media and the influence it has on the process.

The internet is creating an extraordinary challenge to the press and to the world," Sotomayor said. "We’re going to lose our democracy."

It'll be interesting to see if Democrats have the energy to keep up their silly attacks for the next four years while Trump puts America back on the right track.