Texas governor Greg Abbott, who led the lawsuit as state attorney general until his election to governor, said in a statement that the decision "rightly stops the president's overreach in its tracks".
"President Obama abdicated his responsibility to uphold the United States Constitution when he attempted to circumvent the laws passed by Congress via executive fiat, and Judge Hanen's decision rightly stops the President's overreach in its tracks," Greg Abbott, the new Republican governor of Texas, said in a statement hailing the ruling.
And a protester who tried to get close to Trump at an event in Dayton, Ohio — with the intention of seizing the microphone and calling Trump a racist — rightly was stopped by the Secret Service and arrested.
While it will take some time for a full investigation, and current priority is rightly on stopping the undersea gusher, the presumptive evidence is mounting.
Much of the malpractice they discover is terrible and, quite rightly, abuse is stopped.
He has tried for years to launch a viable market in futures contracts pegged to house prices, that, as he rightly argues, would have stopped the housing bubble getting so big, or at least made its consequences less calamitous.
So, whenever we went into those areas, they were either cut from the movie, rightly, or we just stopped improvising in that particular direction.
Since he took over the Clips 28 years ago, they have been an unmitigated disaster and the buck, quite rightly, starts and stops at the very top.
Then came the Coalition government, who rightly tried to stop the programme, but without offering much by way of repairing the damage.
He proceeded to make wholly misleading analogies with the state of the benighted Greek economy and embark on a programme of austerity which Ed Balls rightly warned would stop the recovery in its tracks.
