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Chief Justice John Roberts, once an approachable figure on a remote Maine island, has become increasingly isolated. This shift is attributed to the Supreme Court's growing influence on American life and its decisions favoring President Trump.

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Chief Justice John Roberts, once an approachable figure on a remote Maine island, has become increasingly isolated. This shift is attributed to the Supreme Court's growing influence on American life and its decisions favoring President Trump.
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On a remote Maine island, the chief justice of the Supreme Court has long been just “John,” paddleboarding, showing up at potlucks and even hitchhiking.
But in recent years, as the Supreme Court has reshaped American life and handed more power to President Trump, its members have become more isolated. “Kayak-tivists” now protest outside his home, security surrounds him, and some longtime friends have shied away. The justices are becoming separated and shielded from the people whose lives are affected by their decisions.

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