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19 Apr 2021 Republican attorneys general (AGs) across the country are prepared to fight the recently introduced court-packing legislation, as indicated by their vocal statements of opposition to it, endorsements of the Keep Nine amendment, and vows to explore legal routes to challenge the legislation. In interviews with Breitbart News, several AGs expressed they were firmly against the court-packing bill, unveiled Thursday as the Judiciary Act of 2021 by Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY), Sen. Ed Markey...

Yost, Portman oppose Supreme Court expansion Yost COLUMBUS — Saying a plan to increase the number of justices on the U.S. Supreme Court would question the court’s legitimacy, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has called on Congress to ignore any potential legislation that would expand and politicize the court. Yost joined a growing group of attorneys general from around the country criticizing what they see as an attempt at “court packing” and throwing their support behind the bipartisan...

As a second-term senator in 1983, Joe Biden called former President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s court-packing proposal a “bonehead idea,” but 38 years later as president, Biden created a commission to study the Supreme Court. Biden recently tasked the group with studying “structural changes” to the Supreme Court and gave the group 180 days to produce a report on a range of thorny topics including court expansion and term limits. In addition, congressional Democrats are forc...

AG Yost backs movement to stop court packing of Supreme Court Dave Yost Ohio Attorney Dave Yost is calling on Congress not to consider any legislation that would expand and politicize the U.S. Supreme Court. The Judiciary Act of 2021 introduced today by Congress is a court-packing bill introduced by Democrats. And last week President Biden announced a commission to study a possible expansion of the court. The commission will consider expanding the court from ...

Google blocked the advertisements of a legal group that opposes President Joe Biden and the Democrats’ plan to pack the courts with additional seats, a Big Tech move that the bipartisan organization labeled as “bizarre.” Keep Nine, which consists of former politicians and attorneys general, first took out advertisements to advocate for the preservation of nine nonpartisan justices on the United States Supreme Court. Shortly after Biden’s inauguration, however, Google rejected Keep Nine�...