Hidin' Biden Refuses To Deny That He'll Pack The Court

[coyotes_geek]

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Yep. Then would start the cycle of both political teams adding as many justices as they need anytime they find the court's makeup not to their liking and themselves with the opportunity to do something about it.

"In a 23-22 ruling, the Supreme Court upheld............"

[Winehole23]

hater fumes

[Winehole23]

Yep. Then would start the cycle of both political teams adding as many justices as they need anytime they find the court's makeup not to their liking and themselves with the opportunity to do something about it.

"In a 23-22 ruling, the Supreme Court upheld............"

In principle, that's the system we've always had. Congress can reorganize the courts.

[coyotes_geek]

In principle, that's the system we've always had. Congress can reorganize the courts.

True. I'd just hope that a decision to expand the court would be made on an actual need (which I don't think exists tbh) as opposed to simple political animosity. No doubt whoever Biden puts on this committee will come up with some alleged need, as will the republicans, and so on and so forth........

[Winehole23]

True. I'd just hope that a decision to expand the court would be made on an actual need (which I don't think exists tbh) as opposed to simple political animosity. No doubt whoever Biden puts on this committee will come up with some alleged need, as will the republicans, and so on and so forth........

I can totally see it.

The day of observing normative niceties and forgoing to use political power to fix courts has already passed imho. The US Senate already buried all the norms and niceties that mattered.