President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of fiery statements this weekend after the Supreme Court delivered a stunning 6–3 decision limiting his emergency tariff authority, a ruling he blasted as a gift to foreign nations that have been “bleeding America dry for decades.”
In a furious set of Truth Social posts, the president singled out one justice for unexpected praise — Brett Kavanaugh — while condemning a handful of GOP-appointed justices he says betrayed the America First movement.
The dustup has escalated into what insiders say may become the biggest internal Republican clash of Trump’s second term.
The ruling blindsided the White House.
Joining the majority were Chief Justice John Roberts and two of Trump’s own nominees, Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett. Their alignment with the Court’s liberal bloc stunned Trump supporters and immediately triggered anger within GOP circles.
A senior administration trade official said the decision wasn’t just disappointing — it was infuriating.
“This was the Court stepping between the president and the American worker,” the official said. “Foreign governments are already celebrating. That tells you everything.”
Trump’s first response came early Saturday, when he declared:
“My new hero is United States Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh — and, of course, Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. There is no doubt they want to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”
White House staff say Trump was energized by the dissenting opinion, calling it “the only part of the ruling that actually respects American sovereignty.”
One senior aide summed it up: “Kavanaugh just became Trump’s favorite justice overnight.”
The president’s tone sharpened dramatically Friday night as he blasted the justices who sided with the majority.
“Those members of the Supreme Court who voted against our very acceptable and proper method of TARIFFS should be ashamed of themselves,” Trump wrote. “Their decision was ridiculous.”
Then came the strike heard across Washington.
Trump openly questioned why his own appointees — Gorsuch and Barrett — would side against him.
“This never happens with Democrats,” he wrote. “They never vote against themselves. Republicans are so disloyal to themselves!”
A longtime Trump ally told us the president was far more blunt behind closed doors.
“He feels betrayed. Not by the left — he expects that. He feels betrayed by his own people.”
The ruling may have blocked one legal pathway, but Trump made it clear he is already preparing another.
“The new TARIFFS, totally tested and accepted as Law, are on their way!” he vowed.
According to sources inside the trade office, the administration already has backup strategies in motion.
“The president isn’t backing down,” one official confirmed. “If anything, he’s doubling down. America First isn’t dependent on one court decision.”
Trump’s final post of the night carried a message aimed at his party:
“Unite, stick together, and WIN! President DJT.”
But insiders say this was not a pep talk — it was a warning.
A senior campaign strategist put it plainly: “Trump is done tolerating Republicans who fold when it matters. From now on, loyalty will not be optional.”
With a bruising Supreme Court fight now underway and new tariff plans being drafted, Trump is gearing up for what advisors describe as “a full-scale economic battle.”
And he expects the rest of the GOP to stand beside him — or be exposed.
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