john, the Supreme Court is fundamentally broken right now.

It’s time we expand the Supreme Court — here’s why:

In our democracy, the Court is not supposed to be a bastion of partisan interests and biased Justices.

However, Donald Trump vastly abused his presidential powers to appoint three right-wing justices to the Court, leaving behind a harmful legacy that outlives his presidency.

john, the number of seats on the Supreme Court has changed several times before, and it needs to change again. If you agree, add your name in support of the Judiciary Act , legislation that would help right Donald Trump’s wrongs and restore the balance of the Supreme Court. [[link removed]]

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The impacts of Donald Trump’s appointments are devastating — on multiple fronts.

First, we’ve seen the courts overturn decades-long precedents, including the right to an abortion. I don’t need to explain how damaging the Dobbs decision was, john.

The Supreme Court also delayed taking a case on whether Trump should have “absolute immunity.” The longer they delay, the more likely that Donald Trump could make it back to the White House, pardon himself, and dismantle the Justice Department from within. It’s bad.

john, the majority of Americans have an unfavorable view of the Supreme Court, according to recent polls. The Supreme Court should be an impartial, trustworthy institution to protect our democracy — but it’s become a breeding ground for controversial decisions that move our country back in time.

We need to take action before it’s too late. Sign your name to join me in support of the Judiciary Act to expand the number of Supreme Court justices from 9 to 13. It’s the only way we will restore balance to the Court. [[link removed]]

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Thank you for adding your name next to mine and raising your voice for this critical reform. We can’t make this change without you.

— Tina

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