When some politicians are inconvenienced by the Constitution, they may seek to change the court that interprets it. Packing the Supreme Court was once agreed to be a radical measure, one that threatens the sanctity of the institution as a politically impartial branch.  For over 150 years, Congress has not altered the number of justices […]
When some politicians are inconvenienced by the Constitution, they may seek to change the court that interprets it. Packing the Supreme Court was once agreed to be a radical measure, one that threatens the sanctity of the institution as a politically impartial branch.  For over 150 years, Congress has not altered the number of justices […]
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