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Republicans respond to Trump’s Supreme Court comments

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Republican lawmakers responded to comments made by President Trump regarding the Supreme Court. The excerpt also references a separate thread about how artificial intelligence systems misread or misrepresent how the Court works.

Why this matters: When a president publicly pressures or criticizes the Supreme Court, it matters for anyone who depends on courts as a check on executive power. That is most people. AI getting SCOTUS wrong is a separate but real problem — legal AI tools are already being used by lawyers, journalists, and ordinary people trying to understand their rights. Confident, wrong answers about how the highest court works can quietly shape decisions that have real consequences.

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