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The article discusses the constitutional principles of departmentalism and popular constitutionalism, which support the idea that courts are not the sole interpreters of the Constitution and that elected branches have independent interpretive authority. It highlights historical examples of presidents challenging Supreme Court decisions and argues that President Trump’s actions, such as resisting judicial rulings, fall within this tradition. The piece emphasizes that resistance to judicial supremacy is a legitimate constitutional stance, and criticizes the partisan use of constitutional arguments.
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