A Verdict on (The) Slaughter

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The Supreme Court overturned 90 years of precedent in the Slaughter case, granting the president dictatorial power over regulatory agencies.
The decision enables corruption by allowing Trump to fire civil servants and direct agencies against their mandates, favoring personal retribution and greed.
The Court's carve-out for the Federal Reserve is hypocritical, as it's based on market concerns rather than constitutional principles.
The ruling empowers Trump to reward corporations based on bribes and ego-stroking, undermining antitrust, environmental, and labor protections.
Profits are soaring due to increased monopoly power and weakened workers' rights, with oligarchs enriching Trump in exchange for favors.
The Court is seen as partisan, likely to reverse its stance if a Democrat becomes president, reflecting a right-wing view of consolidated Republican power.

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