Trump slams his Supreme Court appointees after they blocked his mail ballot rule
The president called his three high court nominees "a shell of their original selves" after a 7-2 majority blocked the USPS rule ahead of November's elections
President Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the Supreme Court on Tuesday, following a ruling that invalidated his mail-in voting order. The president accused the court of being controlled by the left, despite lacking evidence to support his claim. He specifically targeted the three justices he appointed, stating that they no longer reflect the individuals he interviewed for those positions.
Trump alleged that the court's decisions have cost the United States trillions of dollars and will leave the country with irreversible damage. He emphasized that it is difficult for him to criticize the Supreme Court, as it may negatively impact his reputation in the future. However, he felt compelled to do so in order to protect what he perceives as the true spirit of America. This breaking news story may be updated further.
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