Trump against Supreme Court, ‘bullied by extreme left, worst decisions in history’

15 Settembre 2026

(Adnkronos) – “The Supreme Court has truly disappointed our country, some judges are paralyzed in front of the crazy and depraved Democrats and are absolutely incapable of showing the courage necessary to save America.” Thus Donald Trump lashes out against the Supreme Court after the ruling with which it blocked his executive order with which he wanted to place mail-in voting, traditionally managed by the States, under federal control, which according to the president was “a solution for our completely corrupt and out of control mail-in voting disaster.”  

The tycoon’s attack on the Supreme Court, with tones improper for a president as he himself acknowledges (“it’s not easy for me to write criticism of the Supreme Court and this will probably cost me dearly”), also involves the other “terrible” decisions taken against his measures, on tariffs and birthright citizenship. “The damage done to America is incalculable, they know it, as everyone else knows it, the Court’s inability to do the right thing for the country will go down in history.” “The Supreme Court allows itself to be bullied and convinced by the extreme left to make decisions that have set America back at least a hundred years,” he adds, referring to the assembly where, as is known, conservatives have a clear majority, 6 judges against the three liberals.  

Trump does not fail to point the finger at the three judges he appointed during his first term, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett, who on this, and other occasions, voted against him. “These are not the people I interviewed to serve on the Court, they are just a shadow of themselves, a Court that is costing the United States trillions of dollars – he adds with a reference to the tariff ruling – this is a Court that will go down in history for having made the most destructive, damaging decisions in the history of our country.”  

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