Here's the question every American should ask: If a sitting majority can change the size of the Supreme Court the moment it dislikes rulings, what happens to the next time the other side is in power?
Andy Biggs: “Here's the question every American should ask: If a sitting majority can change the size of the Supreme Court the moment…”
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Discussing the implications of changing the Supreme Court size.
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