Trump decries ‘rigged’ court system after Kennedy Center, tariff rulings
That came on display again when Trump slammed U.S. Cooper, an appointee of former President Obama, for blocking the Kennedy Center name change and stopping a planned summer closure of the performing arts center for renovations. Trump accused Cooper of being influenced by his wife, attorney Amy Jeffress, whom the president called a “Radical Left Democrat” associated with his political opponents.
- ▪That came on display again when Trump slammed U.S.
- ▪Cooper, an appointee of former President Obama, for blocking the Kennedy Center name change and stopping a planned summer closure of the performing arts center for renovations.
- ▪Trump accused Cooper of being influenced by his wife, attorney Amy Jeffress, whom the president called a “Radical Left Democrat” associated with his political opponents.
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Administration Trump decries ‘rigged’ court system after Kennedy Center, tariff rulings Comments: by Sophie Brams - 05/30/26 1:34 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Sophie Brams - 05/30/26 1:34 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING President Trump described the U.S. court system as “rigged” on Saturday in the wake of recent decisions blocking a cornerstone of his economic policy agenda and the addition of his name to the renowned Kennedy Center. Trump, in a lengthy post on Truth Social, claimed, “our Court System is RIGGED, no different than our Political System is RIGGED, and the people of our Country know it and that is why I got overwhelmingly elected President, in Record Numbers, and will FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!” The president has made a habit of lashing out at legal decisions he disagrees…
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