Staff Reports
During his time in office, Donald Trump was able to make significant changes to the federal legal system by making numerous appointments to important positions.
Trump was able to make significant changes to the federal legal system by appointing several individuals to important positions. One of these is the appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. His appointment, along with those of other prominent individuals, led to the establishment of a conservative majority on the court.
Less than two years after he left the office, Trump has experienced numerous legal defeats due to the actions of some of the judges he appointed. He is now complaining about these judges, who he claims are not showing him "favor."
Trump released a statement through his 'Truth Social' platform, which called for conservative activists to act in support of the judiciary. He stated that those who are appointed by liberals are dedicated to helping the party that helped them get to their positions.
Despite the major decisions that the conservative majority of the Supreme Court made during the course of the president's term, Trump has been dealt several legal defeats.
The Supreme Court refused to help former President Donald Trump in his attempt to prevent the House Ways & Means Committee from accessing his tax returns. The committee, which is composed of Democrats, has been trying to obtain these documents since the beginning of the Trump administration. After the court refused to block the committee from accessing the documents, it was able to obtain them this week.
Not one of the three justices who were appointed by Trump dissented the opinion either.
In October, the high court refused to help Trump in his attempt to stop the Department of Justice from carrying out an investigation regarding the classified documents that it found at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
