Trump blows up over SCOTUS decision:

[Kingofalldems]

CNN's Kristen Holmes reports that Trump blew up during a meeting after learning of the SCOTUS ruling on tariffs.

"He started ranting about the decision, not only calling it a disgrace, but started attacking the courts and at one point saying these effing courts, but using the actual language there"

— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona.bsky.social) 2026-02-20T16:30:04.183Z

Hahaha!

How hard is Canada laughing?

[dalton99a]

1. NEXT: Trump Board of Peace Overrules "Disgraceful" U.S. Supreme Court; Trump Declares War On U.S.

[wnylib]

9. Once upon a time your post message would have been

sarcasm or satire.

In today's world, it could actually happen.

[CaptainTruth]

41. I think Trump declared war on the US a long time ago

[diane in sf]

63. We're currently living in tRump's war on America. He is putin's faithful puppet.

[BattleRow]

73. How long before the strings are finally cut?

[jls4561]

2. If he's worried about the loss of income to the treasury, why not tax ketchup and all crypto currency transactions?

[Justice matters.]

56. My suggestion is Tax the filthy Rich like himself...

And muskrat, and thie(ve)l & al.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

3. INCOMING KETCHUP-TAKE COVER!!!!!

[underpants]

32. F this mess

[Floyd R. Turbo]

43. Ha!

[LetMyPeopleVote]

4. Who is surprised by this?

How long before we get some fun posts

[spooky3]

16. I'm pleasantly surprised that SCOTUS did the right thing. Nt

[Bettie]

19. I was surprised that the didn't just

do as they were told.

Not at all surprised by the dissenters.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

59. Check out #32!

[sop]

5. I'm hoping he'll suffer a CVA.

Cerebrovascular Accident, commonly known as a stroke.

[Grim Chieftain]

27. Or a heart attack

He would have to have a heart for that to happen, but I dare to dream.

[Jilly_in_VA]

30. Darth Cheney did

and I was shocked!

[Grim Chieftain]

31. Well, there is that...

[OGBuzz]

37. I'm taping the press conference whenever it happens...

because one never knows.

[Ocelot II]

6. I hope he isn't too upset. An old guy like that shouldn't get stressed out.

He might have a stroke or something.

[Hey Joe]

24. Yessssss!

Save the stroke for the SOTU speech.
Talk about good television!!

[OGBuzz]

39. The Supreme's will be sitting directly in front of him maybe 10 feet away.

😂

[ultralite001]

47. Folks in the audience...

Could pellet the poser prez w/ these tiny ketchup packets...

In celebration of his many "wins"...

[ultralite001]

54. Someone suggested...

The packets be opened first...

[BonnieJW]

46. That's right

He was starting to panic that none of the dems will show up. Everyone will tune in for this

[BattleRow]

74. A Howard Beale moment!

[EYESORE 9001]

7. Has there ever been a criminal who didn't say something derisive about the court?

[popsdenver]

58. Prime Example of:

If you're not with me, your agin' me........Classic Trump............

[mountain grammy]

8. oh please!!! have a heart attack already!

[UpInArms]

10. TFG is the most absolute waste of oxygen I have ever witnessed

The day he draws his last breath cannot come soon enough

[surfered]

11. Aw, that's too bad. Poor baby. The idiot, who thinks he's a genius, listened to Navarro, another idiot.

[sop]

12. Poor baby...

[2naSalit]

13. A stupider idiot.

[Ping Tung]

14. Happy Schadenfreude Day!

[Wednesdays]

18. TSF, today:

[MustLoveBeagles]

15. dump lost his binkie

Probably on that plane with Noem's blankie. 🤣

[Easterncedar]

17. Please o please let him blow up for real

Like Mr Creosote

[Blue Owl]

53. I wanna see pieces -- hundreds and thousands of blubbery chunks of that shitbag

Then dump them in the ocean for chum for the rest of his evil, complicit cabinet

[kentuck]

20. They are attempting to save Trump and Repubs in the midterms.

It is political. The tariffs have hit the Midwest farmers very hard. If Republicans lose the Midwest, it could be a blue tsunami. The Court is saving Trump from himself.

[dalton99a]

22. Yep.

[OAITW r.2.0]

28. Unfortunately, the damage to long-term trade with our trading partners has been done.

Rescinding the tariffs won't address the structural trade decisions that Canada and other countries have made to counteract these tariffs...namely restructuring and prioritizing trade deals with other other middle power countries over the next decade or so..

[underpants]

34. Good point with Alito and Thomas being themselves and Kavanaugh saying "I'm still cool!

to fend off MAGA crazies.

[struggle4progress]

21. Didn't he promise to shoot himself in the middle of Fifth Avenue?

[malaise]

23. Just wait for the presser at 12.45

[Auggie]

25. But it's the perfect excuse when the stock market crashes and crypto implodes:

he'll blame the courts.

It'll happen.

[Tim S]

26. Spoken like a TRUE felon

[Sibelius Fan]

29. How soon before tRump orders Pam Bondi to arrest the SCOTUS members

who ruled his tariffs are illegal? Maybe he’ll appoint 4-5 additional ASS-kissing members to the SCOTUS to stack a super majority on the SCOTUS.

[BComplex]

64. I think we should all get on truth social and tell him to have Pam Bondi arrest the Supreme Court members that

shot down his tariffs!! He’s so delusional, he might do it! That would be hillarious!

[LetMyPeopleVote]

33. #hidetheketchup is trending

Link to tweet

[Fiendish Thingy]

35. The sector tariffs on Canada are still in place

And 90% of other Canadian products are exempt.

The ruling only covered the tariffs imposed using the fake “emergency” under the IEEPA.

[Bev54]

72. Yeah, it doesn't affect us a lot but I have to confess it still put a big smile on my face.

[Towlie]

36. Trump said "It would be a complete mess" but whose mess is it, Trump?

CNBC: Trump wrote in a social media post on Jan. 12 that

"it would take many years to figure out what number we are talking about and even, who, when, and where, to pay." He added: "It would be a complete mess, and almost impossible for our Country to pay."

more...

[Seinan Sensei]

66. "It would take many years to figure out ... who, when, and where, to pay"

No problemo.
I’ll wait

[poli-junkie]

38. Supremes gave him an out.

Just like TSF 1.0, tariffs were ruinous but he got rid of them after agreements with Canada etc. Then during TSF 2.0, his hubris didn’t allow him to concede that, yes indeed, tariffs don’t work. So the Supremes helped him out by getting rid of the politically damaging tariffs.

[onenote]

69. So Kagan,Jackson and Sotomayor were trying to help Trump out?

And Alito, Thomas, and Kavanaugh were trying to hurt Trump?

Please elaborate....

[GoodRaisin]

40. Good. I hope he has a stroke.

[usonian]

42. Hope he "blows up real good"

[lame54]

44. How I wish this was a literal headline

[quakerboy]

45. So... Bascially, the scotus dithered

For many months while putins lapdog destroyed the future of the US economy. Now they stand up.. a lot too late.

This is a correct ruling, but its tardyness in coming has bankrupted people.

[Abstractartist]

48. Lapdog

Lapdog CBS showing the asshole. Just cutting down everyone. FU trump

[biocube]

49. The only vote that surprises me...

is Kavanaugh. Not surprised Gorsuch or Barrett voted against Trump and certainly not Roberts. And we know Thomas and Alito are just yes-men for POTUS.

[Javaman]

50. the ketchup be flying! lol nt

[Javaman]

51. now lets follow the money, where did all that tariff money go to? hmmmm? nt

[C_U_L8R]

52. And the diapers are a-overflowin'

What a mess.

[Raven123]

55. Oh nuts. For a moment I assumed spontaneous human combustion

Was about to break out the champagne

[bromeando]

57. tariffs

Too bad Trump...suck it up

[UTUSN]

60. K&R for, waiting for the State of the Union/Tuesday!

[Torchlight]

61. Leadership-by-tantrum is his only move

Odd to realize how many people this wee little man has duped into thinking he's anything other than a degenerate conman; more odd to realize how many people actually desire to be duped and conned.

[Iggo]

62. Come on, natural causes!

[DinahMoeHum]

65. Paging Susie Wiles. . .Paging Susie Wiles. . .

Man-baby needs his diaper changed.

[Clouds Passing]

67. Going down now....

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=when+the+Levee+breaks+Led+Zeppelin&t=ipad&ia=videos&iax=videos&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn_MOn6QjjTc

[mountain grammy]

68. Yeah well good!

go ahead asshole, arrest John Roberts right now.. pretty sure Pammy's on board...

[Emile]

70. Well he shouldn't have raised our taxes.

[Kali]

71. he must have seen this because he was extra pissed at cnn

[Shermann]

75. This is the Separation of Powers Under the Constitution of the United States exactly as the founding fathers envisioned

Calling it a disgrace doesn't appear to be preserving, protecting and defending said Constitution to the best of his ability.

[thought crime]

76. The argument for Trump's tariffs was so over the top

Part of their argument was that Trump's economic policy depended on these tariffs. That really doesn't sound like something that should depend on Emergency powers, especially when there is no emergency. The dissenters should be impeached.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

77. Supreme Court Justices' lives at risk due to 'incredibly dangerous' Trump move: attorney

I wonder if SCOTUS justices will show up for the SOTU? In particular, I wonder if the trump appointees will show up. trump has already attacked these justices and if they show up to the SOTU, you can bet that trump will attack them again. There are already concerns about the safety of the SCOTUS justices due to trump's attacks

Supreme Court Justices may be fearing for their lives after Donald Trump's response to their legal smackdown, according to a Jan. 6 investigator.

— Raw Story (@rawstory.com) 2026-02-22T12:00:18Z

https://www.rawstory.com/supreme-court-2675291522

Supreme Court Justices may be fearing for their lives after Donald Trump's response to their legal smackdown, according to a Jan. 6 investigator.

Temidayo Aganga-Williams, an attorney who served as an investigator for the House Jan. 6 committee, appeared on MS NOW over the weekend, where he was asked about Trump's response to the Supreme Court ruling that limited the president's power to tack on new tariffs on a whim.

According to Aganga-Williams, Trump went personal because he nominated these justices. But there could be dangerous consequences, he warned.

"It's always about the person. And here I think what's stark is that he cannot hide behind who appointed them. These are folks that he appointed, that he picked, that he shook their hands and nominated them and espoused how great they are. And even they came down against him. So he has to go down to attacking them personally, which I think is incredibly, incredibly dangerous because it's one thing to say a judge got it wrong," the lawyer said. "When you attack the person, you suggest that the way to rectify this is with that person. And in a world of political violence, I think we get closer and closer to teaching the American people that what they have to do to rectify their needs is not go through institutions, but instead something far more dangerous. And I think that's the path we're down."