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Trump's Frustration with Supreme Court Justices: A Shift in Judicial Loyalty

President Trump expresses dissatisfaction with his Supreme Court appointees, particularly Justice Barrett, signaling a potential shift in his judicial strategy.


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President Trump has voiced frustration over the Supreme Court justices he appointed, especially Justice Amy Coney Barrett, whom he and his allies criticize for not supporting his agenda. This dissatisfaction extends to the Federalist Society, which Trump has accused of providing poor advice on judicial nominations. The president's recent comments suggest a shift in his approach to judicial appointments, emphasizing loyalty to his agenda over traditional conservative values. Trump's relationship with the Federalist Society appears strained, as he demands judges who align closely with his political goals.

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The article highlights Trump's unexpected criticism of Leonard Leo, indicating a shift in Republican Party dynamics.

It suggests Trump's loyalty demands could threaten conservative judicial principles.

The overall tone reflects concern over Trump's influence on traditional conservative values.

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"…President Donald Trump has privately expressed frustration about the Supreme Court justices he appointed, mostly complaining about Justice Amy Coney Barrett, three people familiar with the conversations told ABC News."

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