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Gorsuch takes aim at fellow Supreme Court justices in tariff decision
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Gorsuch takes aim at fellow Supreme Court justices in tariff decision

The Hill · Feb 23, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Beneath the surface of the Supreme Court’s tariff decision, Justice Neil Gorsuch had choice words for his colleagues. In a solo opinion, Gorsuch called out his fellow justices for their inconsistent application of a controversial legal doctrine in decisions invalidating former President Obama’s environmental regulation to former President Biden’s student debt relief and now, President...

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