President Trump criticized the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold a lower court ruling blocking his mail-in voting initiative, calling it a "bad decision" in a post on Truth Social. The ruling, which affirmed the legality of the initial injunction, drew particular attention from the president, who specifically targeted the conservative justices who joined the majority. His response underscored the political stakes of the dispute, which centers on the legality of expanding vote-by-mail access. The post highlighted the ongoing tension between executive actions and judicial oversight in the lead-up to a major election cycle.
President Trump on Tuesday slammed the Supreme Court ruling that blocked his mail-in voting plan, singling out the conservative justices who ruled with the majority. Trump referred to the ruling, which upheld a judge’s block finding the plan unlawful, as “a bad decision” in a lengthy Truth Social post. The president praised conservative Justices Samuel...
