Third World Skeptical Kid

The Founders never intended for any judge to have the power to tell a president, who acts rightfully or wrongly, what to do.

Exactly! The remedy to a president doing something wrong is impeachment.
Personally if I were Trump, I'd be like "we are completely and totally following the judges orders... in their districts. Outside that we are continuing our actions to keep Americans safe. "

Problem is all of the democrats and half of the Republicans are drooling over anything to impeach Trump over

I'm curious; given that the common reasoning cited by the right is that Trump was elected to run the U.S. like a business and the goal of business is profitability, that CEOs who run corporations into the ground with bad business decisions are rightfully removed by vote of the shareholders, does it not follow that -given Trump is apparently intentionally wrecking the stockmarket, tearing apart the government, appointing incompetents to office, violating the corporation's operational rules (reads as "the Constitution")- he should, reasonably, rightfully, be removed from office?

Well the founders did the Articles of Confederation the first constitution which gave states all the power and the federal government non of it.

The constitution was meant so the president can't be like a king. He was to be checked and made sure he was in line. The judges telling him what to do keeps him in line so he can't run freely

Nothing says autocratic like unelected lifetime appointed judges telling the people's representatives what they can and cannot do

Correct, nothing says autocratic is like that because that's not what autocracy is.

If you've a problem with the judges, rather than screeching "autocracy," take it up with your Congressional representation whom vetted and confirmed them as worthy.

No they do not.
They never take into consideration the consequences of their short-sighted policies.

Conservative or Liberal these are all people from elite backgrounds who've never done anything amounting to sweat of the brow work or scrambling for survival. Thus they are disconnected from the reality of what their rulings mean for either this nation or for the world. The conservatives on the court generally have more common sense than the liberals . . . but still . . . .

You know what I've said about such people, reality, and disconnected.

Aye.