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Supreme Court Approval Hits Record Low, Joining Trump and Congress in Public Disfavor

Public approval for the Supreme Court of the United States has reached a historic low of 33%, according to a recent Gallup survey. This decline mirrors the low job approval ratings of both President Donald Trump (34%) and the U.S. Congress (13.5%). The drop in support for the Supreme Court is particularly notable among Republicans, who have shown decreased approval, possibly due to the court's decisions diverging from some of President Trump's priorities. Democrats and independents also express dissatisfaction, largely attributed to the court's conservative leanings following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. AI

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Supreme Court Approval Hits Record Low, Joining Trump and Congress in Public Disfavor

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