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President Joe Biden's commission to study the U.S. Supreme Court released drafted materials on Thursday night, with stated plans for the 36 members to meet for a discussion on Friday.
Two conservatives backed out of participating in President Joe Biden's bipartisan commission analyzing potential changes to the U.S. Supreme Court, as other legal experts in the group accused a preliminary
President Joe Biden acknowledged that Congress will need to scale back his sweeping economic, tax, and social spending agenda from its recent $3.5 trillion target figure. Meanwhile, his chief climate envoy John Kerry lauded corporate actions on climate, amid concern that the shrinking package won’t contain promised carbon cuts and climate provisions....
The presidential panel released 200 pages of documents on Thursday night detailing arguments for and against expanding the Supreme Court, a popular Democratic talking point in 2020.
Caleb Nelson, who clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas, and Jack Goldsmith, who worked in the George W. Bush administration, both resigned from the commission.