The Packing of the Supreme Court: A Slippery Slope The once fringe idea of packing the Supreme Court has gained mainstream traction, with Kamala Harris's recent endorsement serving as a stark reminder that even radical proposals can become acceptable to the Democratic establishment.
However, as the party's most recent presidential nominee weighs in on this contentious issue, it is worth considering whether court packing is a viable solution or simply perpetuates a cycle of partisan retribution.
The Constitution makes it relatively easy for Congress to add seats to the Supreme Court, with precedents aplenty for such actions. However, the consequences would be far reaching and not necessarily salutary.