Trump says he regrets appointing three Supreme Court justices
In a recent interview, Donald Trump expressed remorse over his three Supreme Court appointments, noting that the justices frequently rule contrary to his preferences. He named Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett as the judges he regrets selecting. Trump added that while they sometimes support him, their overall voting record has been unfavourable. The comments came as he continued to criticize the Court on issues like birthright citizenship. The interview was conducted by Time Magazine.
Donald Trump, speaking with one outlet Magazine, admitted regret over his three Supreme Court nominations, arguing that the justices have often opposed his positions. He specifically referenced Associate Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett, noting that despite granting them lifetime appointments, they have voted against him on numerous occasions. Trump acknowledged occasional support but emphasized the overall pattern of dissent.
He reiterated his longstanding criticism of the Court, especially regarding its decision to uphold birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The remarks highlight Trump's continued frustration with a judiciary he helped shape. The interview w.
Why it matters
The former president's criticism underscores ongoing political tension between the executive branch and the Supreme Court.
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