Did Joe Biden pack the Supreme Court commission to simply fail? Jonathan Turley, opinion contributor © Getty Images Did Joe Biden pack the Supreme Court commission to simply fail?
With the establishment of his commission to study the possible packing of the Supreme Court, President Biden has joined his name to one of Franklin Roosevelt s most inglorious efforts. Court packing has long been anathema in the United States, and polls consistently show the vast majority of Americans oppose the idea. Biden himself once denounced it as bone-headed - but that was in 1983, when there remained a space in politics for at least the pretense of principle.
Did Joe Biden pack the Supreme Court commission to simply fail?
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President Biden s White House has close ties to a left-wing dark money group that seeks to expand the Supreme Court.
Both White House press secretary Jen Psaki and Paige Herwig, Biden s point person on judicial nominations, previously worked for Demand Justice, which is part of a massive dark money network, the Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Demand Justice is open about seeking to overhaul the federal court system to advance progressive goals. They want to add seats to the Supreme Court, they want to add term limits for justices, they want to overhaul it and swing not just the Supreme Court but all levels of the judiciary more progressive, Caitlin Sutherland, executive director of conservative-leaning Americans for Public Trust, told Fox News in an interview.