Former Trump advisor Stephen Miller has sharply criticized Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and John Roberts, accusing them of yielding to "the radical left" in a ruling on mail-in voting. The statement came in response to the Supreme Court's decision regarding mail-in ballots in Mississippi.
Miller, a key figure in the Trump administration, expressed his disappointment with the justices' stance, suggesting their decision was influenced by progressive political pressures rather than legal principles. His remarks target two justices appointed by Republican presidents, including Barrett who was appointed by former President Donald Trump.
The ruling, which concerned Mississippi's mail-in voting procedures, has become a focal point for political commentary from conservative figures. Miller's public criticism highlights ongoing tensions within the Republican party and its allies regarding judicial philosophy and the handling of election-related matters.