Former President Donald Trump has sharply criticized his own Supreme Court appointees after the justices blocked new rules that would have expanded mail-in voting access. In a statement, he accused the court of acting against his administration’s priorities, declaring that the justices who ruled against the measures were not the same individuals he had interviewed during their confirmation process. The remarks highlight growing tensions between Trump and the conservative-leaning court over election policies. Legal experts are now analyzing how the decision could reshape voting procedures ahead of future elections.
Trump rips own SCOTUS picks after justices block mail-in ballot rules: ‘These are not the people I interviewed’ New York Post
