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March 13 highlighted a deeper Trump-world failure: the administration was still acting as if courtroom losses were temporary inconveniences rather than evidence that the legal theory behind the tariff blitz had broken down. The result was a day full of legal triage, public defiance, and diminishing returns.
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March 13 highlighted a deeper Trump-world failure: the administration was still acting as if courtroom losses were temporary inconveniences rather than evidence that the legal theory behind the tariff blitz had broken down. The result was a day full of legal triage, public defiance, and diminishing returns.
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March 13 highlighted a deeper Trump-world failure: the administration was still acting as if courtroom losses were temporary inconveniences rather than evidence that the legal theory behind the tariff blitz had broken down. The result was a day full of legal triage, public defiance, and diminishing returns.
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