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Hillary Clinton slams ‘embarrassing’ Supreme Court ruling expanding Trump’s firing power

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July 2, 2026

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The former secretary of state accused the court’s Republican majority of “turning back the clocks” with its “attack” on judicial precedent. The post Hillary Clinton slams ‘embarrassing’ Supreme Court ruling expanding Trump’s firing power appeared first on MS NOW.

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