If the Supreme Court keeps going like this, Biden will have to push for real reforms
and commissions on the subject, which laughably found that “excessive change to the institution could cause democracy to regress in the future.” He’ll have to push for real reforms, including term limits and court expansion, resulting in more justices, shorter tenures, or both .When Joe Biden ran for president in 2020, he didn’t support court reform. A number of other aspirants, including Sen.
Biden may not love court reform himself—he is, at heart, an institutionalist who managed to devote large chunks of his State of the Union speech this year to the idea that bipartisanship is something Congress might bring back. But the court may force his hand. This June, it could hand down jarring rulings on everything from affirmative action to the existence of the entire Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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