Trump slams SC over mail ballot ruling
President Donald Trump unleashed a harsh critique on the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday, following the court's decision to reject his administration's push to impose restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 midterms. Trump accused the justices of being influenced by the "Radical Left" and not reflecting the individuals he interviewed for the bench.
The Supreme Court's ruling, delivered through an unsigned emergency order, sided with the states, arguing that the government was unlikely to succeed in its case before the election. The decision has not been without precedent, as Trump has frequently targeted judges who make rulings against his administration, often in personal and often negative terms.
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