Attack on Supreme Court s legitimacy continues
Friday, May 21, 2021 |
Chris Woodward (OneNewsNow.com)
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The meeting was brief and nothing was decided, but commissioners plan to gather again soon to discuss topics like the membership and size of the court.
The idea of adding justices has been gaining steam in recent months, due in part to liberal objections to the justices nominated by President Trump. But Ashley Baker, director of public policy at the Committee for Justice, thinks adding justices is a bad idea. It s a big reversal from Biden, notes Baker. In 1983, Joe Biden said packing the court was a terrible idea, then Justice [Ruth] Ginsburg said packing the Court was a bad idea. Now Justice [Stephen] Breyer is saying the same thing.
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Despite all the chaos and name calling resulting from the 2020 ballot recount in Arizona’s Maricopa County, one thing is certain: Had Attorney General Mark Brnovich not fought multiple efforts to change voting rules like other states allowed, the discord could have been a lot worse.
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Congresswoman Claudia Tenney joins the podcast this week to talk about election security efforts with a focus on the newly-formed Election Integrity Caucus, which she co-chairs.
Representative Tenney was first elected to serve in the U.S. House in 2016, after winning one of the most expensive races in the nation. She was elected for a second time in November 2020, in what was yet again among the most expensive and competitive congressional races in the country. She is an accomplished attorney and longtime small business owner, and she graduated from Colgate University and the Taft College of Law at the University of Cincinnati. Representative Tenney is admitted to the bar in New York, Connecticut, Florida, and all federal courts including the United States Supreme Court.