TRUMP CELEBRATES BIG WEEK OF SCOTUS VICTORIES
TRUMP CELEBRATES BIG WEEK OF SCOTUS VICTORIES.
The Supreme Court awarded conservatives a series of long-awaited triumphs on subjects including religious freedom, college admissions, and student loan forgiveness during a significant week of decisions, which President Donald Trump welcomed.
Trump praised the court’s decision to eliminate race-based college admissions in their Thursday ruling that found affirmative action unconstitutional while making remarks to the Mothers for Liberty: Joyful Warrior National Summit.
The Supreme Court awarded conservatives a series of long-awaited triumphs on subjects including religious freedom, college admissions, and student loan forgiveness during a significant week of decisions, which President Donald Trump welcomed.
Trump praised the court’s decision to eliminate race-based college admissions in their Thursday ruling that found affirmative action unconstitutional while making remarks to the Mothers for Liberty: Joyful Warrior National Summit.
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Trump joked that this might mean the kids “will get report cards again.”
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He added, “If you’ve worked hard, gotten fantastic marks…somebody that hasn’t done nearly as well, who perhaps has not worked as hard, will not be taking your place.”
The Supreme Court’s Friday decision to reject Joe Biden’s proposed student loan forgiveness program, which would have cost American taxpayers billions of dollars, was another topic covered by President Trump.
He said it “would have been very unfair to the millions and millions of people who have paid their debt through hard work and diligence.”
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President Trump called the decision a “great day for America” on Truth Social, shortly after the news broke. “People with extraordinary ability and everything else necessary for success, including future greatness for our Country, are finally being rewarded,” he added.