have no business

“In my opinion, if you can’t tell what the tree is, you have no business identifying its fiber-building period,” Mellinger said.

"I thought we voted for America First," he wrote on X. "We have no business contemplating yet another occupation to doom our treasure and spill our soldiers' blood."

“The people of California spoke through their legislature that dangerous oil wells have no business right next to the community. It is the right and prerogative of the government to protect its people.”

That could come in a couple ways: by confirming Cabinet picks who have no business serving in government — who would weaponize the justice system, put a pro-Russia spin on intelligence findings, discourage the use of life-saving vaccines and purge dissenters from the military — or by simply giving up their power in an ultimate act of surrender.

We’ve seen both Democrat- and Republican-appointed judges who have been sympathetic to the idea that this is a political question and the courts have no business wading into the political thicket here.