The Supreme Court Foreign-Aid Ruling Is a Bad Sign for Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Adam Serwer: Why Trump thanked John Roberts First, I think it's meaningful that the majority denied the government's application rather than dismissing it as moot.
44% : If not, then there appears to have been at least some choice on the Court's part to hand down the ruling after the president's speech and not before it at the close of business yesterday -- perhaps to avoid the possibility of Trump attacking the justices while several of them were in the audience.
40% : Read: Trump tests the courts As for what comes next, well, I'm not entirely sure.
36% : But the fact that Trump is already 0-2 on emergency applications is, I think, not an accident, and a result that may send a message to lower courts, whether deliberately or not, to keep doing what they're doing.
22% : It is just about impossible to imagine that the ruling was still being finalized overnight (or that the chief justice was somehow influenced by his awkward moment with Trump).

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