One side acts, the other reacts. Then, the first side reacts to the reactions of the opposite side and it never ends. Not sure which acted first, but I saw that in the Senate, there's a movement to limit SCOTUS terms to 18 years and the Democrats plan to pack it. That's a problem. It also took a giant set of balls for anyone in Congress to even mention it, in light of the fact that some have held office for over 40 years. Personally, I think Congress needs term limits, then we can see where that takes us.
Democrats are set to introduce a bill next week that would set Supreme Court term limits at 18 years, with leading Dems promising to pack it.
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Jerry Nadler said "Filling the SCOTUS vacancy during a lame duck session, after the American people have voted for new leadership, is undemocratic and a clear violation of the public trust in elected officials. Congress would have to act and expanding the court would be the right place to start."
1:04 PM · Sep 19, 2020
No, it wouldn't and he's assuming Biden will win- he needs to plan for all possibilities.
They're spending time on politicking when the country has other problems. Defunding the police will not go well, anywhere. In Milwaukee, the Mayor's new budget proposal calls for eliminating 120 officers, when the murder rate has more than doubled over last year, car theft/jacking/chases are at an insane level, violent crime is up, officers have already quit and now, the idiots from the city are rampaging through the surrounding areas, creating mayhem. It's going to reach the point of people protecting themselves without calling 911 first because, as the saying goes, "When seconds matter, the Police are only minutes away" but eventually, they'll be an hour away. Or more. I couldn't sleep last night because of the noise from sirens, loud cars racing and being chased, gunfire......
This week, an immigration lawyer was gunned down by a bicyclist after some kind of traffic dispute. The guy on the bike rode up and punched the lawyer who was inside the car, before his wife pulled the car ahead and the guy got out. Then, he was shot.
Seattle is having problems with insurance because of CHOP and billion dollar firms are leaving but the Mayor blames everyone but herself.
How are New York and Chicago doing? DiBlasio just announced that 9K city workers will be furloughed because of the upcoming money crisis. Doing a great job!
Why would anyone want to live in a large city, when it's just going to get worse?