Left Wing Missoula Federal Judge Goes on Anti-Trump Tirade

A radical Left wing federal judge in Missoula, Montana went on an anti-Trump screed during a sacred ceremony...more on that story...but first- a little background.

Poverty...with a view. That's how some Western Montana towns have been described.

Why is there so much poverty in land rich with resources? Donald Molloy- the radical Left wing federal judge in Missoula, Montana. He's been a blank check for the Democrat Party and radical environmental groups. Many folks see him as the main culprit behind the demise of the timber industry and other jobs for working class folks in Western Montana.

Rep. Kerri Seekins-Crowe (R-Billings) was the first that I saw to call out Judge Molloy. This, after he abused his position of power during a citizenship ceremony in Missoula to push his anti-Trump agenda.

Rep. Crowe said, "The participants, who proudly went through the process to become citizens of the United States, were not only shocked but also saddened to hear an authority figure — supposedly 'non partisan' — put their new country in such a harsh light."

She added that Molloy is a federal judge serving on "senior status" for the US District Court. "He is NOT 'non partisan.' And while he may be the most egregious example of a judge who does not maintain professional competence in the law and is swayed by partisan interests, he is NOT the only one."

Roy McKenzie with Western Montana News confirmed the news after requesting an official transcript from the proceeding.

The speech repeatedly referenced threats to democracy and governance, raising questions about whether Molloy was subtly advancing a specific political perspective in a setting meant to be unifying.

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