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President Trump attacked the Supreme Court, saying the justices have become 'a shell of their original selves' and have been 'bullied and cajoled by the radical left.' The comment raised questions about judicial independence.
Trump attacked the Supreme Court publicly, saying the justices have become 'a shell of their original selves' and have been bullied and pressured by the radical left. The comment was a direct shot at the Court's independence and an attempt to reframe how it makes decisions.
Presidents criticizing Court decisions is normal. Attacking the institution itself and the character of sitting justices is a step beyond. It sends a signal that if the Court doesn't rule the way Trump wants, he views it as captured or compromised rather than simply disagreeing with him. This kind of rhetoric can erode confidence in judicial independence without requiring any actual legal action.
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