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To: CA Conservative

I agree. But what are the chances that the 1869 Judiciary Act would be repealed with a new one? And would the existing Supreme Court have the authority to prevent that from happening?


102 posted on 09/21/2020 1:05:50 PM PDT by raisetheroof ("To become Red is to become dead --- gradually." Alexander Solzhenitsyn)
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To: raisetheroof

“I agree. But what are the chances that the 1869 Judiciary Act would be repealed with a new one? And would the existing Supreme Court have the authority to prevent that from happening?”

If the Democrats get the Senate, the House and the Presidency, and are willing to nuke the filibuster (which they have already said the will do), they can change it with a simple majority vote in both Houses. I can’t think of any grounds for SCOTUS to prevent it.


104 posted on 09/21/2020 2:40:09 PM PDT by CA Conservative (Texan by birth, Californian by circumstance)
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