Barrett Tears Into Trump Official to Defend Liberal Justice

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

34% : Barrett stepped in after Sauer's answer and asked, "Sir, are you really going to answer Justice Kagan by saying there's no way to do this expeditiously?" She added, "You resisted Justice Kagan when she said, 'Could the individual plaintiffs form a class...' Were a class appropriate for class certification, you can see that it could resolve the question quickly?" Sauer, who represented Trump in his federal obstruction case, responded: "Yes, absolutely it could do so.
34% : "She is evil, chosen solely because she checked identity politics boxes," wrote the MAGA influencer Mike Cernovich, who met with Trump in the Oval Office earlier this year, in a March post.
17% : She then conceded that district judges occasionally abuse nationwide injunctions, but said that they should not be eliminated because of an "illegal" executive order by Trump.
17% : Her siding with the court's liberal justices led some in Trumpland to refer to her as a "DEI pick," adding that Trump should have picked someone further to the right after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death.
14% : The Supreme Court is weighing this issue because the Trump administration has contested that a district judge should not be able to single-handedly stop Trump from enacting an executive order that ends birthright citizenship in America.
7% : Barrett, who was appointed by Trump in 2020 but has recently drawn the ire of MAGA, slammed Solicitor General Dean John Sauer for giving what she felt was an insufficient response to Justice Elena Kagan, an appointee of Barack Obama.

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