11 Or 13 Justices Start An Arms Race. 100 Justices Might Actually End It.

For years, the idea of expanding the Supreme Court has been dismissed as a fantasy among “serious” thinkers. However, with it becoming ever more clear that the Supreme Court has gone completely off the rails and is now a purely partisan entity, rather than one doing neutral adjudications, more people are open to the idea of “fixing” or “reforming” the court in some form or another. Plenty of reforms are regularly suggested, from term limits to strict ethics and abstention rules. But one that gets the most attention is expanding the court. This one is also the most controversial. A new Marquette poll found the public evenly split, 50-50, on expanding the court. That’s way behind the 79% who support...

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