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I do find some folks say this in private, the issue is it requires running an extreme gauntlet in the courts.
And per an earlier tweet, I think Dems are dozens of votes short of court-packing for the next decade.
X account: I do find some folks say this in private, the issue is it requires running an extreme gauntlet in the courts. And per an earlier tweet, I think Dems are dozens of votes short of court-packing for the next decade.
X account @jbsdc said that some individuals privately support the relevant position, but its implementation would require court review; the Democratic Party is still dozens of votes short of advancing an expansion of the Supreme Court over the next years.
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I do find some folks say this in private, the issue is it requires running an extreme gauntlet in the courts.
And per an earlier tweet, I think Dems are dozens of votes short of court-packing for the next decade.
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U.S. political and judicial systems: If proposals such as expanding the size of the Supreme Court make tangible progress, they could increase institutional and policy uncertainty; this is currently only an individual's judgment, and its actual impact on policy or markets cannot be confirmed.
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Subject of focus: U.S. political and judicial systems. Observation period: medium to long term
Risks and unknowns
- Whether a formal bill or vote to expand the size of the Supreme Court emerges
- Whether the court accepts the case and issues a relevant ruling
- Whether additional reliable sources corroborate the number of Democratic Party votes in support
- Counterfactual conditions for assessing the impact on the U.S. political and judicial systems: the emergence of a formal bill, voting results, a court ruling, or authoritative sources corroborating the relevant claims and showing progress or obstruction.
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