Ro Khanna Throws Support Behind Biden's Proposed Supreme Court Plan: 'It's Common Sense'

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Published 2024-08-02
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) joined Cat Oriel on "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss the investigation into the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden's Supreme Court reform proposals and Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign.

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All Comments (21)
  • @brianmartinez7530
    Imagine not trusting the courts because they follow the constitution, and you disagree with them
  • @FredandEthel
    She tarnished her own record as far as illegal immigration at the border
  • @gforce0311
    🤡 lets install term limits and ban insider trading on judges but not congress🤦‍♂️
  • @ClydeBreeze_994
    Sure! Nothing like protecting democracy by trying to change anything that goes against our plans! 😂
  • @shannonmoffitt1413
    Funny thing is we trust the supreme court just not the government. Supreme court understands the constitution were the government doesnt.
  • @bobholly3843
    It's not what the founding fathers wanted? Not a life term for justices? That's a direct lie. Federalist Essay 78 argues that judges should have life terms and explains why that's the most beneficial path of action. The Constitution directly says justices have life terms as long as their behavior is good in Article III, Section I.
  • @FredandEthel
    ??? And why did Biden nix the ‘Remain in Mexico’ statute?
  • @johnlightner1503
    When the court doesn’t give them the verdict that they want then the court is not trusted.
  • @FredandEthel
    He did not live in Scranton very long so it’s ridiculous how much this comes up. Wasn’t he two years old or even younger when his parents moved to Delaware?
  • @user-pu4xj7pc2w
    Truly a delusional king that believes his time hasn’t come!!!
  • @tjdent7166
    For many years the court was the opposite. Wasn’t a peep from the dems then.