WATCH: Blanche justifies Trump bashing Supreme Court over mail ballots: 'He is very frustrated'
Summary
Attorney General Todd Blanche said it was okay for President Donald Trump to express frustration with the Supreme Court after they rejected his requests to change mail-in voting rules. Blanche also said the White House will follow the court's decision.Key Facts
- President Trump criticized the Supreme Court for not approving his proposed changes to mail-in voting.
- Attorney General Todd Blanche said President Trump has the right to voice his concerns about the court’s decisions.
- Blanche spoke about this during a White House briefing in the Rose Garden.
- The administration will comply with the Supreme Court’s ruling despite President Trump’s criticisms.
- Trump said the justices acted differently once they were on the court compared to during their nomination process.
- Blanche said Trump’s comments do not threaten the court’s independence.
- This is not the first time President Trump has publicly questioned the Supreme Court.
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