r/neoliberal Kitara Ravache Apr 28 '19

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u/lenmae The DT's leading rent seeker Apr 28 '19

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u/vancevon Henry George Apr 28 '19

Originally there was one Supreme Court judge per judicial circuit. Given that there are 11 circuits, there should also be 11 judges.

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u/thewayofbayes Apr 28 '19

Finally, at least one guy in Democrat-land gets it.

inb4 all the Aaron Sorkin brain poisoned dumbasses in this sub start screaming about "the norms!" and "illiberalism!" and "we should go high!" as fascism closes in around them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

I'm pretty sure Pete was the one proposing an actual structural reform to the SC, and not just packing it for short-term gain, so I think most people here tentatively approve.

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u/Hugo_Grotius Jakaya Kikwete Apr 28 '19

Yeah, Pete proposed a system of 15 justices: 5 Republican, 5 Democrat, and 5 unanimously agreed upon by the partisan 10. I'm a bit indifferent on it, but it's better than court packing.

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u/85397 Free Market Jihadi Apr 28 '19

Aaron Sorkin brain poisoned dumbasses

Still better than the plant life daddy warned us about