The Supreme Court's approval ratings have hit an all-time low, with many Americans expressing frustration with the institution. But is this dissatisfaction misplaced? Sarah Isger argues that the public's anger is often directed at the wrong target, with many people blaming the Supreme Court for decisions that are actually the result of Congressional inaction. She suggests that the Court is often seen as a scapegoat for the failures of other branches of government

<p>The Supreme Court's approval ratings have hit an all-time low, with many Americans expressing frustration with the institution. But is this dissatisfaction misplaced? Sarah Isger argues that the public's anger is often directed at the wrong target, with many people blaming the Supreme Court for decisions that are actually the result of Congressional inaction. She suggests that the Court is often seen as a scapegoat for the failures of other branches of government</p>

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5-18-26 *INTERVIEW* Sarah Isgur of the Advisory Opinions Podcast New Book Last Branch Standing

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