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SCOTUS Questions Trump’s Power to Act in National Emergencies! PT. 8
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The Supreme Court just debated whether the President still has the constitutional authority to defend the country — without begging Congress for permission.
Some justices argued Trump could shut down all trade with China in an emergency… but not impose a 1% tariff.
Others claimed raising revenue through tariffs “belongs to Congress,” not the Commander-in-Chief.
But here’s the real issue: who decides what’s best for America — the President elected by the people, or nine unelected judges in robes?
This is more than a trade case.
It’s about whether we still have a President — or just a puppet of the court.
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