Biden to push for major Supreme Court reform as he seeks campaign momentum
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is preparing to advocate for significant changes to the Supreme Court. According to multiple media sources, these changes could include term-limits for lifetime-appointed justices and a stringent ethics code.
These proposals signify a major shift for Biden, who has previously been reluctant to alter the structure of the highest court in the country. This move aims to energize the progressive base of his party ahead of the upcoming November election.
However, it is important to note that these measures face a tough battle in a divided Congress. They would require 60 votes in the Senate to overcome a Republican filibuster.
The Washington Post, referencing two individuals familiar with the plans, first reported these potential changes. Among the proposals, there might be calls for a constitutional amendment to limit broad immunity for presidents and other federal officials. This would contrast with the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that provides former President Trump protection from criminal prosecution for actions undertaken in his
