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Assessing Non-Packing Rationales For Increasing the Size of the Supreme Court

Assessing Non-Packing Rationales For Increasing the Size of the Supreme Court
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These arguments are relatively weak. And to the extent they are valid, they can be addressed without changing the Court's ideological balance.

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Consistent framing of court expansion as 'packing' with negative connotationsEmphasis on 'slippery slope' and 'destruction of judicial review' consequencesDismissive tone toward justices' motivations ('more free time and longer summer vacations')use of loaded terms like 'court-packing' and 'slippery slope'critique of Democratic proposalsproposing solutions that maintain the existing conservative court majorityright-leaning languageskepticism of Democratic proposalsemphasis on conservative viewpointspejorative use of 'court-packing'defense of status-quo 6-3 balance as non-partisantargeted critique of Democratic expansion arguments

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