Megyn Kelly torches Amy Coney-Barrett for siding with libs on mail-in voting decision: ‘Supposed to be one of ours’
US News Megyn Kelly torches Amy Coney Barrett for siding with libs on mail-in voting decision: ‘Supposed to be one of ours’ By Daniel Cody Published June 30, 2026, 4:30 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Conservative podcaster and journalist Megyn Kelly torched Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, branding her as a backstabbing traitor for siding with liberal peers and protecting mail-in voting in Mississippi. “Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee, she’s supposed to be one of ours,” Kelly fumed on her program, “The Megyn Kelly Show.” “Why do ours — Why are they always so wiggly?” Megyn Kelly took aim at Justice Amy Coney Barrett over her joining liberal members of the court on mail-in voting.
- ▪US News Megyn Kelly torches Amy Coney Barrett for siding with libs on mail-in voting decision: ‘Supposed to be one of ours’ By Daniel Cody Published June 30, 2026, 4:30 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Conservative podcaster and journalist Megyn Kelly torched Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, branding her as a backstabbing traitor for siding with liberal peers and protecting mail-in voting in Mississ
- ▪“Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee, she’s supposed to be one of ours,” Kelly fumed on her program, “The Megyn Kelly Show.” “Why do ours — Why are they always so wiggly?” Megyn Kelly took aim at Justice Amy Coney Barrett over her
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