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trump did not have fun at the part of the hearing he attended. It is not good form to leave a court proceeding before such proceeding is over. trump may be unhappy that the conservatives on SCOTUS were NOT buying Sauer's arguments
Trump bolts from Supreme Court early as conservative justices skeptical of his arguments
— Rollie 𤬠(@architecturenerd.bsky.social) 2026-04-01T15:54:29.601Z
www.rawstory.com/trump-bolts-...
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-bolts-from-scotus-early-as-conservative-justices-skeptical-on-citizenship-argument/
Shortly following Solicitor General John Sauer's arguments against birthright citizenship, Trump was seen leaving the court, according to NBC News and a pool report.
During oral arguments, Roberts suggested that the U.S. Constitution protected the notion of birthright citizenship.
"We're in a new world where 8 billion people are one plane ride away from having a child who's a US citizen," Sauer argued.
"It's a new world. It's the same Constitution," Roberts said.
Link to tweet
lindysalsagal
(22,915 posts)Gifts? Vacations? Free rent? Whatever it is, let's hear it. CLEAR THE AIR! Then let the resignations begin.
purr-rat beauty
(1,256 posts)yellowcanine
(36,792 posts)Might only be Thomas and Alito supporting Trump's position.
City Lights
(25,830 posts)The walls of the WH will probably be covered in ketchup later today.
Girard442
(6,887 posts)Prairie Gates
(8,156 posts)He was bored.
leftstreet
(40,680 posts)GusBob
(8,249 posts)But dont the judges always pick away at the arguments for both sides?
I mean are they questioning the other side now?
Ms. Toad
(38,637 posts)Sometimes what looks like picking away can also be asking helping questions. And sometimes after being picked at attorneys are so primed for argument that they respond to the helping questions as if it was another attack.
Not a Supreme Court justice, but I play one in Moot Court.
Norbert
(7,765 posts)Hearing his solicitor general misfire.
malaise
(296,101 posts)I bet he wanted to speak and they told him NO!
And Sauer. Is clueless
Ferrets are Cool
(22,957 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(179,857 posts)Javaman
(65,711 posts)flvegan
(66,279 posts)about to present the bigly-est, strongest, most devastating argument in front of the court. So strong, they would have tears in their eyes and say "sir, we've had so many great argumenters and only the biggest cases, and you made the strongest argument ever heard by the court."
