Supreme

Should be 65, but I'll take anything I can get

We have 13 districts, we should have 13 supreme court justices. Its that simple.

>Only one Democrat voted in favor of the amendment: Representative Don Davis of North Carolina.

Calling it a matter of "exceptional importance," the Trump administration has filed an urgent appeal with the Supreme Court seeking the immediate removal of 29 active-duty service members who are transgender even before their case challenging the Pentagon ban goes to trial in January. Several courts have found that the ban was likely rooted in animus and violates servicemembers constitutional rights to due process and equal protection – a conclusion the government strongly disputes. While the justices last year gave Trump the green light to move forward broadly with a ban on service members who have a history of gender dysphoria, federal judges in a separate case, U.S. v. Talbott, last June blocked the military from discharging more than two dozen individual plaintiffs who brought the lawsuit challenging the policy.

The House of Representatives voted on a proposed constitutional amendment on Wednesday that would have permanently set the size of the U.S. Supreme Court at nine justices, forcing lawmakers in both parties to publicly take a position on one of the judiciary's most contentious political debates. The measure, called the "Keep Nine Amendment," would put the court's current size in the U.S. Constitution rather than leaving the issue to ordinary federal law. Republicans wanted to put Democrats on the record amid proposals to expand the Supreme Court. All Republicans voted for the amendment, but they failed to get the two-thirds majority needed to pass it. Only one Democrat voted in favor of the amendment: Representative Don Davis of North Carolina. Republicans argued the proposal was necessary to prevent future efforts to expand, or "pack," the Supreme Court by adding additional seats. Supporters said fixing the number at nine would protect the court from political pressure and preserve an institutional structure that has existed for more than 150 years. Democrats, however, argued that Republicans and President Donald Trump created a "profoundly partisan and lopsided" court, according to Representative Jamie Raskin. The House needed a two-thirds majority to pass the constitutional amendment. …

Haha, what the hell? He is really going to get his stupid ballroom. They arent leaving guys. We are going to either have to accept this or force them out.

And, yet it continues....the corruption....

What’s the point of laws if even the shitbag president doesn’t have to follow them? What’s the point of SCOTUS if all they do is make ruling by “feels”.