How? We have term limits for Mayors, Governors & Presidents. Why not Supreme Court Justices?
That's fine.....Let the DNC make "minorities should be shown preference" a plank.....And watch Indy votes melt away....Like tears in the rain.
And making them subject to ethics rules would be going after Thomas because he is of course “ethically challenged”
Because that politicizes the Court even more than it already is. Court appointment will be subject to the whims of the day more frequently then they already are.
Actually all of them have been guilty of the same things. The MSM is only going after Justice Thomas because he's the most conservative on the bench. If they succeed in getting him then Alito is the next target.
You’re correct. Alito is also ethically challenged
It could hardly get more political
You idiots would have us all "progress" all the way back to the seventh century if you could.
We have to expand the Court, if only to give a big fuck you to the right!Progressives responded to this week’s sweeping Supreme Court decisions with a clear message: It is time to reshape the high court.
But Joe Biden isn’t convinced.
The president, a staunch institutionalist, has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits for justices and for expanding the size of the court, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Public confidence in the Supreme Court has declined, driven in large part by the unpopularity of its ruling last year overturning a constitutional right to abortion. Some 31% of voters held a positive view of the high court in an NBC News poll released this week, a record low since the poll first asked about the court in 1992 and significantly below the 50% with a positive view in 2018. Some 40% in the new survey had a negative view of the court.
Some polls have found support for term limits for Supreme Court justices, but opinion on adding additional justices to the court has been divided. About two-thirds of Americans favored term limits or a mandatory retirement age for the justices in an Associated Press-NORC poll last July, taken just weeks after the high court’s ruling on abortion.
But Biden hasn’t budged in his reluctance to support changes at the court.
In an interview this week with MSNBC, Biden said the nation’s high court had done “more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions” than any Supreme Court in recent history. But he added, “If we start the process of trying to expand the court, we’re going to politicize it, maybe forever, in a way that is not healthy.”
Biden’s Base Wants Supreme Court Reform. He Doesn’t.
The president has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits and expansion, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.www.wsj.com
People are just too stupid and shouldn't be allowed to vote when they are that stupid. It is NOT the Supreme Court's job to rule in what is best for the country or by their emotions or by public opinion. They are supposed to rule based on laws and the Constitution. The Supreme Court just ruled what the left have always claimed to believe - that we should not discriminate based on race. I find it amazing that even the three liberal justices believe that we should discriminate based on race regarding college admissions. Is discrimination by race against the law or not? If it is, then how on Earth can you vote against getting rid of discrimination based on race? If you are against discrimination based on race then you should be against discrimination based on race. That's a no brainer, which even the three liberal justices don't seem to believe in.Progressives responded to this week’s sweeping Supreme Court decisions with a clear message: It is time to reshape the high court.
But Joe Biden isn’t convinced.
The president, a staunch institutionalist, has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits for justices and for expanding the size of the court, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Public confidence in the Supreme Court has declined, driven in large part by the unpopularity of its ruling last year overturning a constitutional right to abortion. Some 31% of voters held a positive view of the high court in an NBC News poll released this week, a record low since the poll first asked about the court in 1992 and significantly below the 50% with a positive view in 2018. Some 40% in the new survey had a negative view of the court.
Some polls have found support for term limits for Supreme Court justices, but opinion on adding additional justices to the court has been divided. About two-thirds of Americans favored term limits or a mandatory retirement age for the justices in an Associated Press-NORC poll last July, taken just weeks after the high court’s ruling on abortion.
But Biden hasn’t budged in his reluctance to support changes at the court.
In an interview this week with MSNBC, Biden said the nation’s high court had done “more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions” than any Supreme Court in recent history. But he added, “If we start the process of trying to expand the court, we’re going to politicize it, maybe forever, in a way that is not healthy.”
Biden’s Base Wants Supreme Court Reform. He Doesn’t.
The president has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits and expansion, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Progressives responded to this week’s sweeping Supreme Court decisions with a clear message: It is time to reshape the high court.
But Joe Biden isn’t convinced.
The president, a staunch institutionalist, has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits for justices and for expanding the size of the court, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Public confidence in the Supreme Court has declined, driven in large part by the unpopularity of its ruling last year overturning a constitutional right to abortion. Some 31% of voters held a positive view of the high court in an NBC News poll released this week, a record low since the poll first asked about the court in 1992 and significantly below the 50% with a positive view in 2018. Some 40% in the new survey had a negative view of the court.
Some polls have found support for term limits for Supreme Court justices, but opinion on adding additional justices to the court has been divided. About two-thirds of Americans favored term limits or a mandatory retirement age for the justices in an Associated Press-NORC poll last July, taken just weeks after the high court’s ruling on abortion.
But Biden hasn’t budged in his reluctance to support changes at the court.
In an interview this week with MSNBC, Biden said the nation’s high court had done “more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions” than any Supreme Court in recent history. But he added, “If we start the process of trying to expand the court, we’re going to politicize it, maybe forever, in a way that is not healthy.”
Biden’s Base Wants Supreme Court Reform. He Doesn’t.
The president has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits and expansion, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
he will come out in favor of packing the court soon !Progressives responded to this week’s sweeping Supreme Court decisions with a clear message: It is time to reshape the high court.
But Joe Biden isn’t convinced.
The president, a staunch institutionalist, has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits for justices and for expanding the size of the court, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Public confidence in the Supreme Court has declined, driven in large part by the unpopularity of its ruling last year overturning a constitutional right to abortion. Some 31% of voters held a positive view of the high court in an NBC News poll released this week, a record low since the poll first asked about the court in 1992 and significantly below the 50% with a positive view in 2018. Some 40% in the new survey had a negative view of the court.
Some polls have found support for term limits for Supreme Court justices, but opinion on adding additional justices to the court has been divided. About two-thirds of Americans favored term limits or a mandatory retirement age for the justices in an Associated Press-NORC poll last July, taken just weeks after the high court’s ruling on abortion.
But Biden hasn’t budged in his reluctance to support changes at the court.
In an interview this week with MSNBC, Biden said the nation’s high court had done “more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions” than any Supreme Court in recent history. But he added, “If we start the process of trying to expand the court, we’re going to politicize it, maybe forever, in a way that is not healthy.”
Biden’s Base Wants Supreme Court Reform. He Doesn’t.
The president has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits and expansion, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.
Fer Christ sake, you copied and pasted enough of the article, now you want me to read the link. Does it refer to stacking the court in its more accurate name...cheating?
There's no stacking.
The only thing Republicans support and that is not a guarantee are the court picks. I would like to know all of the political persuasion's judges passed the last two years by the Senate.
I think one lifetime is term limit enough.
