Trump Melts Down at Supreme Court Justices in Unhinged Truth Social Rampage - The Daily Beast
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Trump criticized Supreme Court justices in social media posts.
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President Trump posted an angry series of messages on Truth Social targeting Supreme Court justices. The Daily Beast characterizes the social media posts as an "unhinged rampage" and describes Trump's behavior as a "meltdown."
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