Ignore legacy speculation pieces. Instead, track specific court cases challenging Trump administration actions at courtlistener.com or follow organizations like Democracy Forward that are litigating constitutional violations in real time.
This is an opinion piece offering meta-commentary on Trump's legacy rather than reporting on a specific governance action. It has no mechanism, creates no institutional change, and scores zero on all constitutional damage drivers. The abstract 'courts will decide' framing is media-friendly but displaces coverage of concrete List A events happening this same week (FBI searches of voter groups, election crimes prosecutions, mail-in voting executive orders). This is classic noiseβcommentary about governance rather than governance itself.