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White House Says Biden Won't Support Supreme Court Expansion

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White House Says Biden Won't Support Supreme Court Expansion

White House Says Biden Won't Support Supreme Court Expansion

White House Says Biden Won't , Support Supreme Court Expansion.

ABC News reports President Joe Biden, despite his criticism of recent Supreme Court rulings, .

Remains unmoved on the topic of court expansion.

That is something that the president does not agree with.

, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.

Biden, when elected, appointed a 36-member bipartisan commission to study potential changes to the Supreme Court.

In a report from last year, the commission warned that altering the Supreme Court could potentially cause damage to the nation's democracy.

Though the panel found "considerable" support for term limits for justices.

The potential expansion of the court beyond its current nine seats encountered "profound disagreement.".

There was a commission that was put together about how to potentially move forward with the court, reform the court.

, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.

I don't have anything more to share from any final decision that the president has made.

, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.

Biden said the repeal of Roe V Wade was a "sad day" for the country.

It's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the Supreme Court, in my view.

, President Joe Biden, via ABC News


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