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Fact-check: Recent X posts discuss the Supreme Court ruling limiting Trump's tariffs, consistent with the article's context on trade policy implications. Web searches confirm Josh Lipsky of the Atlantic Council authored a WSJ op-ed and was quoted in WSJ's post-ruling article 'Trump Lost on Tariffs, but Trade Will Never Be the Same,' arguing structural shifts in US trade policy persist beyond the legal outcome. Reputable sources like WSJ and Atlantic Council support the claims with no contradictions.

Lipsky cited in WSJ on why US trade policy will change even with Supreme court ruling on Trump tariffs

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Atlantic Council expert Lipsky was cited in the Wall Street Journal discussing how US trade policy is expected to undergo significant changes regardless of how the Supreme Court rules on the legality of Trump's tariffs. The analysis suggests structural shifts in US trade policy are underway beyond the immediate legal question. The case has broad implications for executive authority over trade and tariff-setting powers.

Lipsky cited in WSJ on why US trade policy will change even with Supreme court ruling on Trump tariffs

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