Donald Trump melted down on Truth Social Tuesday in a sprawling tirade that started as an attack on Democratic strategist James Carville and ended with the president torching his own Supreme Court picks as traitors who "totally misrepresented who they were."
The post began with Trump dismissing Carville as a "wacko" and "Country Destroying Sleazebag" for floating the idea of expanding the Supreme Court and adding Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico as states.
His rant quickly turned inward.
Trump complained that his own Republican-appointed justices were letting Democrats "push them around" and accused them of caring more about being "popular" and "politically correct" than staying loyal to the man who put them on the bench.
"I put certain people on the United States Supreme Court who totally misrepresented who they were, and the true ideology for which they stand," Trump fumed.
He complained about Republican justices' questioning in the birthright citizenship case, predicting he would lose, and pointed to a near-miss on tariffs where a Brett Kavanaugh dissent came agonizingly close to saving American taxpayers $159 billion.
Trump reserved his warmest words for the Democratic justices he was attacking, praising them for sticking "together like glue" and saying "I respect that, a lot."
"They are an immovable force, and there is nothing that can be done to change that," he wrote.
The meltdown comes after the same justices Trump is calling disloyal handed his administration numerous victories last year, with the LA Times reporting the court "broadly expanded Trump's power" throughout 2025.
