There's Nothing Sacred About the Number 'Nine'
Brett Kavanaugh may be confirmed this week and by Monday sit on the U.S. Supreme Court.
If that happens and when the next Congress takes office in January, there will be an immediate investigation by the U.S. House into the FBI's so-called investigation this week into Kavanaugh as Democrats will re-capture the gavel and chair all the House committees and therefore have subpoena power.
It's clear the White House limited the scope of the investigation and while the FBI interview notes may be confidential, any directives the FBI was given by the White House are not.
Democrats might not be able to work up to 67 votes in the Senate for impeachment in the next 6 years.
And if not, President Joe Biden should pack the court. Only 50%+1 in each chamber of Congress would be needed to pass legislation expanding the Supreme Court to 11.
There's nothing sacred about the number "nine."
If that happens and when the next Congress takes office in January, there will be an immediate investigation by the U.S. House into the FBI's so-called investigation this week into Kavanaugh as Democrats will re-capture the gavel and chair all the House committees and therefore have subpoena power.
It's clear the White House limited the scope of the investigation and while the FBI interview notes may be confidential, any directives the FBI was given by the White House are not.
Democrats might not be able to work up to 67 votes in the Senate for impeachment in the next 6 years.
And if not, President Joe Biden should pack the court. Only 50%+1 in each chamber of Congress would be needed to pass legislation expanding the Supreme Court to 11.
There's nothing sacred about the number "nine."
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