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Almost half say Supreme Court rulings on Trump agenda based on politics: Survey

Nearly half of Americans say they believe the Supreme Court is ruling on President Trump’s policies based on ideology instead of the law, according to a new poll. The Washington Post/Ipsos survey, conducted from July 8-13, found that 46 percent of 2,648 respondents believe the nine justices are ruling on cases impacting the president’s agenda…

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