The Atlantic·5 min read·hard

The Hundred-Year Court and the Flash-in-the-Pan Presidency

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Aziz Huq
The Hundred-Year Court and the Flash-in-the-Pan Presidency
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The article analyzes the evolving relationship between the Supreme Court and the Trump administration, suggesting the Court is pursuing a long-term constitutional agenda rather than simple partisan alignment. It argues that the Court will support presidential actions that align with its ideological project while distancing itself from politically risky initiatives.

The Supreme Court is mostly giving the Trump administration what it wants—with interesting exceptions.

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