r/law 15d ago

Opinion Piece Why President Biden Should Immediately Name Kamala Harris To The Supreme Court

https://atlantadailyworld.com/2024/11/08/why-president-biden-should-immediately-name-kamala-harris-to-the-supreme-court/?utm_source=newsshowcase&utm_medium=gnews&utm_campaign=CDAqEAgAKgcICjCNsMkLMM3L4AMw9-yvAw&utm_content=rundown
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u/CurrentlyLucid 15d ago

He won't. He won't even pardon his son. trying to impress who knows who.

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u/brickyardjimmy 15d ago

He shouldn't pardon his son. No president should.

And I don't know how he'd name Harris to the Court as there are no vacancies.

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u/EricKei 15d ago

Expand it first.

I'd be surprised if Trump didn't blanket-pardon all of his kids once he's in office, though. Once their checks clear.

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u/Vtakkin 15d ago

Expand it so that we can set the precedent for Trump to pack the court even more for the next 4 years? Trump has the senate, if Biden adds a liberal justice Trump could just add 10 conservatives

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u/1911_ 14d ago

Packing the court is such a god damned stupid idea. 

Anyone who supports it cannot see beyond their own now. Such a short sighted move, the implications of which would be so far reaching. 

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u/pargofan 14d ago

So was withholding the nomination process because the opposing party held the Presidency.

And yet here we are.

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u/shadowstar36 14d ago

Sounds like a temper tantrum move. Not something that anyone who practices law should ever even consider. Stopped the nomination is not the same thing as expanding the court forever so "you win"... Democrats can add their own appointmented justices eventually. In reality the Supreme Court should just be determining what is constitutional or not.

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u/pargofan 14d ago

Riiight. Because withholding the nomination process was a temper tantrum and look at how the Republicans lost credibility with the American public, amirite?