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The Supreme Court’s low approval rating is a problem only civics education can fix

By Katelynn Richardson
Published July 12, 2022 11:09pm ET
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The Supreme Court’s low approval rating is a problem only civics education can fix
Approval ratings shouldn’t be the measure of the Supreme Court’s success. But with the way the judicial branch is talked about, many people wouldn’t know that. A new survey by Rasmussen Reports and the Heartland Institute found a high percentage of Democrats and young people support making radical changes to the Supreme Court, including abolishing […]


Approval ratings shouldn’t be the measure of the Supreme Court’s success. But with the way the judicial branch is talked about, many people wouldn’t know that.

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