President Donald Trump delivered a scathing rebuke of Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett during a rare White House press briefing Friday, calling their vote against his tariff authority "an embarrassment to their families" after the justices sided with globalist trade interests over America First policies.
When asked whether he regretted nominating the two justices in light of their decision to strike down his tariffs as unconstitutional, Trump didn't mince words about their betrayal of the very agenda that got them on the court in the first place.
The Supreme Court ruling represents a stunning blow to Trump's core economic nationalism platform, with two of his own appointees joining the court's liberal wing to hamstring the president's ability to protect American workers and industries from unfair foreign competition.
Deep State Strikes Again
This latest judicial sabotage shows how deeply the swamp has infected even conservative institutions. Gorsuch and Barrett were supposed to be constitutional originalists who understood that tariffs have been a presidential prerogative since the founding of our republic. Instead, they've apparently been captured by the same globalist mindset that has sold out American manufacturing for decades.
"These are justices I put on the court, and this is how they repay the American people?" Trump's frustration was palpable as he addressed reporters. The president's tariff strategy has been central to bringing manufacturing jobs back to America and standing up to China's economic warfare.
The timing couldn't be worse, as Trump is in the middle of implementing his second-term promise to restore American economic dominance through strategic use of tariffs.
Patriots across the country are rightfully asking: if we can't trust Trump's own Supreme Court picks to defend America First policies, who can we trust? This betrayal by Gorsuch and Barrett proves that the swamp runs deeper than anyone imagined, reaching even into the highest court in the land.
The question now is whether Trump will let this judicial activism stand, or if he'll find other ways to protect American workers from the globalist agenda that seems to have infected his own appointees.