Kamala Harris says the US Supreme Court should expand to 13 justices
Harris said revisiting the court, Electoral College and statehood proposals would force a broader debate over constitutional rules and party priorities.
- On Friday, Former Vice President Kamala Harris proposed expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices while calling for revisiting the Electoral College and statehood for Washington and Puerto Rico at the National Urban League Annual Conference in Nashville.
- Harris's recent remarks represent a departure from her 2024 campaign, when she supported Supreme Court term limits rather than expanding the court; she remains focused on the midterms and has "not made a decision" on a 2028 run.
- Harris justified her expansion plan by citing 13 district courts as a comparison, while Democrats view court expansion as a way to counter what they see as disproportionate conservative influence over the judiciary.
- These remarks sparked renewed debate over institutional reform; Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg previously pitched a 15-member court, while California Gov. Gavin Newsom has expressed varying views on expansion.
- Recent consultations with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggest Harris is positioning herself closer to the party's progressive wing as speculation persists about her 2028 intentions.
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Harris Tells Democrats to Be 'Ruthless,' Calls for Major Political Reforms
Former Vice President Kamala Harris used one of her most significant speeches since losing the 2024 presidential election to argue that Democrats should stop playing defense and instead pursue major changes to the nation’s political institutions, saying the party must become “ruthless” in competing with Republicans. Speaking Friday at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Harris proposed reconsidering the Electoral College, expandin…
Kamala Harris Backs Electoral College Abolition, Court Packing
Former Vice President Kamala Harris called for overhauling the Electoral College, expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices, and revisiting statehood for Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., a sharp leftward shift from positions she held just two years ago. Harris made the remarks Friday at the National Urban League Annual Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, delivering what amounted to a progressive wish list to a friendly audience as she weighs a…
Kamala Harris promises to destroy America if elected president * WorldNetDaily * by Jim Hoft, The G ateway Pundit
Source link Kamala Harris Unimpressive dolt Kamala Harris, the second most unimpressive presidential candidate in US history, spoke at the National Urban League’s annual conference in Nashville, Tennessee on Friday. Obviously, it is apparent that the former VP is looking at another run for president in 2028. Because she is. She should probably work on her ridiculous
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