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Joe Biden's Supreme Court reform plan backed by majority of Republicans
(www.newsweek.com)
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They don't. I made this comment in another thread.
I find this part pretty telling:
...63%, supported enacting an 18-year term limit for Supreme Court justices – who enjoy lifetime appointments – with a bare 51% of Republicans in favor along with 61% of independents and a whopping 83% of Democrats.
But then:
Some 58% of Republicans considered Biden’s long-shot proposal to impose term limits and enact a binding code of conduct on the high court a “major threat to democracy,” compared with 26% of independents and just 10% of Democrats.
So basically most Republicans are like "yeah we need term limits... Wait, Biden wants term limits? Fuck that!"
How I long for the day when a Republican accidentally holds a compassionate, justice-loving, non-hypocritical, decent position on something.
If someone wants to do that, why would they be Republican?
I did say "accidentally." :)
They usually do it right after they retire. They suddenly grow morals when they say things to the press in complete hypocrisy to their actions