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[applegrove]

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[BSdetect]

1. 7 year limit might prove better.

[applegrove]

2. Something like that.

[Hav]

10. So if Trump or any Repub had won/wins reelection,

the SC would be completely appointed by the Repub?
That sounds even worse.

[TheBlackAdder]

14. Longer terms prevent faction or popular candidates from seizing power. If DeSantis won two terms. .

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He would essentially replace every judge.

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[barbtries]

3. i believe

we need to capitalize on these 2 conflicting, murderous decisions by the Court. People to vote out the republicans all over the country. Get Democratic majorities in both Houses, pack the Court, make the laws that save people and recognize that women are human. There should be a huge backlash. If only the media would go along and start reporting facts instead of consistently giving air time to people who don't reside in reality, let alone care about people, fairness, democracy, etc.

[Evolve Dammit]

4. People like Thomas should never have been confirmed. And all 3 of Orange Boy's lied under oath.

[Polybius]

13. Amy did refuse to say that Roe was precedent

The other two, however, did.

[TheBlackAdder]

15. Yep. It was precedent until the day she decided it wasn't.

[Ford_Prefect]

5. My plan involves finding the Federalist Society at the core of TFG's Conspiracies

to disable federal authority, and to expose the dark money behind that.

[Joinfortmill]

6. Yes.

[cloudboy07]

7. put all du'rs on it watch the games begin !

[Butterflylady]

8. In government, nothing should be a lifetime appointment

[gibraltar72]

9. Federalist Society is a terrorist organization.

[mwooldri]

11. Maybe a mandatory retirement age for all government officials.

Included for elected and appointed officials in any of the three branches. Now what that age should be can be debated. But for the judiciary I'm saying 75. Could also set a term limit of 25 years - in many jurisdictions worldwide that's considered a life sentence. Alito to is 72, Thomas is 74.

[applegrove]

12. I think that is how we do it in Canada. Justices go on to new careers

internationally often.