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Awkward! Days After Tariff Ruling, Trump to Face Justices at State of the Union
Trump criticized the Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling that struck down his tariffs, calling justices unpatriotic and a disgrace before facing them at the State of the Union address.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump comes face-to-face with Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and Justice Elena Kagan at the State of the Union amid a marked chill compared with last year.
- Last week, six justices struck down the tariff ruling, prompting Trump to attack them as a `disgrace` and `fools and lapdogs` during his criticism.
- Roberts has long expressed discomfort about the optics and recalled how Chief Justice William Rehnquist once skipped a speech for a $25 watercolor class, while Justice Samuel Alito visibly mouthed `not true` during President Barack Obama's critique.
- Supreme Court justices decide individually whether to attend, with experts warning their presence could produce awkward optics if lawmakers cheer attacks, while others call the speech `Must See TV`.
- Next week the court could decide whether to take up key appeals, including a 2023 civil case by writer E. Jean Carroll, with oral arguments scheduled for April, Jeremy Dalrymple said this tension is normal.
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Saudi Gazette
AlKhaleej TodayTrump slams Supreme Court justices over tariff ruling in State of the Union speech
US President Donald Trump used his State of the Union address Tuesday night to slam the Supreme Court's decision striking down his sweeping emergency tariffs, repeatedly calling the ruling 'unfortunate' even as he suggested his administration would quickly move past it.
Why did Trump slam the Supreme Court? #world
The trigger and the response The president used his State of the Union address to publicly rebuke the Supreme Court after justices struck down a major element of his trade policy — a wide ranging set of import tariffs. He called the decision 'very unfortunate' and repeatedly criticized the ...
President Trump Slams The Supreme Court's Tariff Ruling During State Of The Union Address
President Trump called out the Supreme Court for its recent ruling on his tariff policy during his State of the Union address. The Supreme Court last week, in a 6-3 decision, ruled that President Trump misused the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs on foreign nations. In his address, Trump called the Supreme Court’s move “unfortunate.” Fox News reported more on Trump’s remarks regarding the Supreme Court’s ruling:…
Daily Journal
'Crazy': Trump blasts Dem policies, SCOTUS tariff ruling in wide-ranging State of Union
(The Center Square) — The economy, immigration and patriotism took center stage Tuesday night as President Donald Trump delivered his second State of the Union Address of his second term.
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