Tool... Hah!
By the time it was done, it would be a moot point because the money would have stood in limbo waiting for a court decision, which is most likely the best thing right now.
Understand cupcake?
I doubt a judge would have given an injunction and they may not even have that authority. Also, I can only think of instances where appropriations were blocked judicially on the basis of equity, not politics. Maybe something in the literature, but I haven't seen it.
I have friends with no children. They object to having to pay school taxes on this ground. Nonetheless, they are forced to do so and, as such, have a right to voice their opinion on how the school operates. So, they go and make their opinions known at meetings. By your definition, the only way they wouldn't be hippocrits is what? The SCOTUS has already declared they must pay the taxes and the school board must give them a say.
Sometimes, you just have to do things even if you don't agree with them. That's life cupcake, not hypocrisy.