On Sunday, Townhall posted an article about some of the Democrat plans for Congressional action if they take Congress in the mid-terms.
The article reports:
Top Democrat and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has announced plans to completely reshape the Supreme Court in favor of progressives should his party win back power, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
Jeffries has labeled the Court, which has sided against Trump on key issues of birthright citizenship and the tariff agenda, a “subsidiary” of the Trump administration. Democrats had previously touted plans to reconstruct the Court into a progressive machine by expanding the seats and instituting term limits. Democrats believe that Senate rules preventing such measures can simply be altered.
“[A] variety of different options that are on the table, and I think we can’t foreclose on any single one of them,” Jeffries told the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Atlanta, Georgia.
When pressed by NBC, Jeffries would not explicitly state that he endorses a move to pack the Court, but that he supports “dramatic reform.”
…Republicans have warned that Democrats would seek to reshape the Court for months, even as progressives have scored major wins through activist lower courts that have stifled the Trump agenda. Former Vice President Kamala Harris has explicitly stated her support for packing the Court, and the growing Democratic Socialist wing of the Democrat Party has campaigned on abolishing the body altogether.
If the Democrats take control, even if they don’t pack the Supreme Court, they will undo all of the things that President Trump has done to move the economy forward. The current Congress has been remiss in passing the Trump agenda, but they did pass the One Big Beautiful Bill, giving Americans back more of their money. I am not sure the provisions of that bill will last if the Democrats take control of Congress. The goal of the current Democrat party (which has moved considerably left) is to pack the Supreme Court, admit Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. as states to insure a permanent Senate majority, and create a one-party country indefinitely. If the voters allow this to happen, they will have to live with the results. The results won’t be pretty.