When Chief Justice Roberts was nominated, many "wise people" in DC said that Democrats should be re-assured, because John Roberts was "an institutionalist before he was a partisan." If that ever was true (and I doubt it was), it is not true today. Today's Trump decision is pure partisanship.
The current judiciary isn’t robust enough to handle the Chevron reversal. Is there any downside to using that as an excuse to increase the number of districts to 17 and one Supreme Court Justice per district or *insert plan for packing the court here*?
