A president can counter the influence of a Court decision by

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The president can indirectly counter the influence of a Court decision by not allocating the resources necessary for enforcing that decision. This would not require any action against the Court itself and would not cross the boundaries of executive power. The other options (impeaching the chief justice, blocking new appointments to the Supreme Court, and adjourning the Supreme Court) are either unconstitutional or unlikely to be successful in actually countering the Court's decision.

A President Can Counter the Influence of a Court Decision