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4:13Now PlayingCan Roe v. Wade ever be restored? Elie Mystal joins John Iadarola to discuss whether future liberal Supreme Court majorities could reverse today's conservative rulings, what precedent means after Roe was overturned, and why Supreme Court reform may be the key issue facing Democrats moving forward. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Supreme Court reform will test Democrats
"Former Vice President Kamala Harris turned heads with a video this month in which she argued Democrats need an “expanded playbook” to explore structural reforms to the institutions of American government, including the Supreme Court.
Her comments reflected soaring Democratic frustration with the court after its recent Callais ruling eviscerating the Voting Rights Act — and underscored the likelihood that the eventual Democratic presidential candidates will advance aggressive proposals for court reform.
“Any serious Democratic presidential candidate in 2028 will need a plan for how their domestic agenda will not die … at the Supreme Court,” says Josh Orton, president of Demand Justice, a liberal group that advocates for enlarging the court."
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