Posted on 12/13/2024 4:36:57 AM PST by blueplum
The House passed a bipartisan bill on Thursday that would add 66 federal judgeships in multiple states, though President Joe Biden has vowed to veto the legislation.
The bill, the JUDGES Act, would add additional positions over the next decade in high-volume places such as California and Texas. Democrats were split on the bill, with 29 joining almost all Republicans to vote in favor of passage....
The legislation had the support of GOP leadership, as well, with Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) saying the need for judges is dire due to the nearly 750,000 pending cases in federal courts....
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Just what we need. More judges.
I don’t like when I start hearing “bipartisan” as it usually means the RINOs are in charge and cave to the Dems.
But Trump will get to appoint all of them.
Change is on the way.
Can’t we just behave and be less litigious?
Backlog of immigration cases?
Why now? Why not wait a month and a half? Because they want to look like they are “doing something” even though they know it will not pass? They truly think we are stupid...
Biden needs to pardon all the 750000 defendants and them we wont need no more stinkin judges. A bunch of over paid political hacks.
Does it include some deal where Trump must appoint liberals or some other “blue slip” method?
backlog of cases because of the J6 cases most likely.
But I am for this since Trump will appoint them all.
Doesn’t matter it will be vetoed and they don’t have the votes.
750,000 CASES. Hmmm would that be for illegals who entered Texas and California?
Get ‘em outta here!
We do need more judges... Judges who will respect the law, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Judges who will stand up for America and knock the shit out of the Marxists currently on our benches.
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