Chief Justice John Roberts sounds alarm over potential defiance of court rulings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : The message publicly highlights what has been a growing private concern among the justices: that an intensifying storm of partisan rhetoric, attacks on the court's credibility by outside groups and public dissatisfaction with some recent high-profile decisions may empower open defiance of the Supreme Court's authority.
30% : "They were very brave, the Supreme Court, very brave, and they take a lot of hits because of it -- it should be illegal what happens," Trump said during a campaign rally in September.
25% : More recently, Trump has come to the Supreme Court's defense, suggesting that critics of the justices should be jailed.

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