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But even if Biden doesn't want to charge into this debate, other Democrats definitely do.

And some of them are threatening that if Republicans go through with filling RBG seats, then when Democrats win back the Senate, they'll just add more seats to the Supreme Court, aka Court Packing, which is one way to bring balance to the courts.

Although obviously, once the Republicans get back in power, then they'll add more justices to the courts, which is why I think Democrats should just cut to the chase and make everyone in America a Supreme Court Justice.

I mean, think about it because of Corona. Most of us already comfortable working in robes anyway. So it'll be a seamless transition.

He does make the obvious point with the problem with the whole court-packing thing, which Joe Biden himself has said.

I guarantee you, Joe Biden is not in favor of court-packing, but whether or not it actually would happen, I don't know.

Well, I'm sorry. I'll lead with what he's saying, then I'll get to the obvious problem. He is on the record repeatedly as saying it's a terrible idea because it is.

He was also staunchly against last year Supreme Court appointments, last year of a term, and then he was staunchly for it, and now he staunchly against it again.

So he's going to say what's most useful to a moment of moment, as most politicians will.

So there are a couple of huge problems with the 1619 project being taught in your school. Nicole Hannah Jones was the perpetrator of this.

There's a lot of it that's actually really good. It's a collection of a bunch of essays, and some of it is very, very informative about slavery and the horrors of it and the way the trade worked and the rest of it.

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