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Harry Blain

New York, Sacramento
As seen in: Medium, MSN, The Guardian, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, New York Daily News, Business Standard, Common Dreams, Truthout, The Wire (India), openDemocracy and
Assistant Professor of Political Science @sacstate. Graduate of @GC_CUNY & @psccunygc.
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SCOTUS is siding with capitalists over Trump

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By Harry Blain
| MSN Verified
The Supreme Court's willingness to protect the Fed — in contrast to every other independent regulatory commission — reflects the strength of its loyalty to neoliberal capitalism over the Trump administration and even the vaunted “unitary executive theory.” In the ongoing dispute between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve, the Supreme Court has strongly indicated that it will side with the Fed.
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SCOTUS Is Siding With Capitalists Over Trump

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By Harry Blain
| Jacobin Verified
In the ongoing dispute between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve, the Supreme Court has strongly indicated that it will side with the Fed. It is now abundantly clear that the conservative justices want to protect the independence of the Fed — in contrast to that of virtually every other independent regulatory commission, like the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), and the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). In both the recent Trump v.
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Everyone Is Missing the Point of SCOTUS’s Tariffs Decision

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By Harry Blain
| Jacobin Verified
Last month, on February 20, the long-anticipated tariffs decision finally landed. As we predicted in a previous article, the Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration in Trump v. Learning Resources, Inc., holding that the president lacked the authority to impose his sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
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