US Supreme Court approval ratings have sunk to new partisan depths with a sharply larger share of Americans in a new survey saying the justices have too much power.
The latest Pew Research Center data released Thursday showed favorable views of the court tumbling to 48% in August from 70% in a similar 2020 survey. The survey was conducted weeks after the early summer ruling ending the constitutional right to abortion and other decisions pleasing conservatives.
Democratic dissatisfaction with the court has been building and well reported since late 2020 when Amy Coney Barrett replaced the late liberal icon Ruth ...
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