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Supreme Court ‘playing politics’ by delaying Trump immunity ruling Paywall

https://www.thetimes.com/world/us-world/article/supreme-court-decision-trump-ruling-95f8k9cmf
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u/DrNickRiviera8000 8d ago

Man the SC has done a horrible job handling this. Between the Trump immunity case and overturning Roe, I don’t see how it doesn’t result in significant SC reform over the next 10-20 years. Term limits, ethics codes, limits to what they can and can’t overturn. It’s basically 6 idiots not realizing they’re going to make the court everything they don’t want it to be due to their corruption and partisanship

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u/Ender505 7d ago

I don’t see how it doesn’t result in significant SC reform over the next 10-20 years. Term limits, ethics codes, limits to what they can and can’t overturn

Frankly, I think this is wildly optimistic. When is the last time government overreach resulted in sensible reforms?

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u/DrNickRiviera8000 7d ago

New deal?

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u/Ender505 7d ago

Was the new deal a response to government overreach? Or was it simply an economic reform bill? What powers of government were limited and reformed in the new deal?