US President Trump wrote about the Supreme Court preventing his administration from imposing new email voting restrictions before the midterm elections, saying this was “another bad ruling” faced by the Republican Party, and accusing the Supreme Court of “really disappointing our country.” The Supreme Court recently refused to allow the government to immediately implement the relevant regulations, allowing states to continue to maintain their current email voting procedures. Chief Justice Alito and Thomas objected. Trump said the email voting system was an “uncontrolled disaster,” and claimed that the ruling would make it “easier for the Democratic Party to cheat” on email ballots; claims about large-scale email voting fraud are Trump's own accusations. Trump also pointed the finger at the Supreme Court's previous ruling on tariffs and birthright citizenship, saying that the tariff ruling would cause the US to “lose trillions of dollars over the next few years,” while the birth citizenship ruling was “a complete disaster.” Trump concluded by saying that some justices nominated by himself are now “just empty shells” and said that while publicly criticizing the Supreme Court “may cost me a heavy price for years to come,” he believes it is his responsibility as president to do so.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
US President Trump wrote about the Supreme Court preventing his administration from imposing new email voting restrictions before the midterm elections, saying this was “another bad ruling” faced by the Republican Party, and accusing the Supreme Court of “really disappointing our country.” The Supreme Court recently refused to allow the government to immediately implement the relevant regulations, allowing states to continue to maintain their current email voting procedures. Chief Justice Alito and Thomas objected. Trump said the email voting system was an “uncontrolled disaster,” and claimed that the ruling would make it “easier for the Democratic Party to cheat” on email ballots; claims about large-scale email voting fraud are Trump's own accusations. Trump also pointed the finger at the Supreme Court's previous ruling on tariffs and birthright citizenship, saying that the tariff ruling would cause the US to “lose trillions of dollars over the next few years,” while the birth citizenship ruling was “a complete disaster.” Trump concluded by saying that some justices nominated by himself are now “just empty shells” and said that while publicly criticizing the Supreme Court “may cost me a heavy price for years to come,” he believes it is his responsibility as president to do so.