Trump Isn’t the First. Lots of Presidents Have Battled the Courts.
Since 1803, when Chief Justice John Marshall established the principle of judicial review, presidents have watched key ...
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The Supreme Court Must Rescue Itself From Its Own Madness
To belabor the obvious, given the Senate Republicans’ stubbornly lockstep devotion to Trumpification, the only civic bastion potentially able to brake this flamboyantly lawless White House’s drive for ...
Chief Justice John Roberts could be a bulwark against Trump's power grabs
In response to this and other, similar attacks on judges, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts took the extraordinary ...
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How a Case From 1803 Explains John Roberts’s Approach to Donald Trump
Roberts wasn’t “rebuking” Trump when he issued his statement against impeaching judges. He was bending the knee.
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Luttig: "A rebuke from the nation's highest court … could well cripple Mr. Trump's presidency and tarnish his legacy"
Former-Judge Luttig wrote a guest essay in the New York Times, titled "It's Trump vs. the Courts, and It Won't End Well for Trump." The essay concludes ...