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Via: Guardian
With an unusually high number of appointments in federal courts, Trump could profoundly remake large parts of American life The presidency of Donald Trump has had very mixed results for those of his supporters who hoped he would deliver conservative policy priorities. Trump’s scandals and high-octane promotion of white identity politics have sucked up all the available oxygen. The only major legislative achievement Republicans can point to after two years is an unpopular tax reform package. Related: In Trump’s mind, all deals are private. ‘Public interest’ means nothing to him | Robert Reich A stark shift in the philosophy of the judiciary would do severe damage to American democracy Related: Who wants to be Donald Trump’s lawyer? He needs a good one | Richard Wolffe Continue reading…
