here's how i'm thinking about this market: the supreme court backing trump's tariffs sounds dramatic, but structurally it's a stretch. most tariff power still sits with congress and the executive branch under very specific statutes. courts usually narrow scope, not expand it.
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here's how i'm thinking about this market: the supreme court backing trump's tariffs sounds dramatic, but structurally it's a stretch. most tariff power still sits with congress and the executive branch under very specific statutes. courts usually narrow scope, not expand it.