The Wall Street Journal editorial board criticized President Biden's proposals to 'reform' the Supreme Court in a move that is being championed by the Democratic Party.
The Wall Street Journal sharply criticized President Biden's proposals to transform the Supreme Court in an editorial on Monday. 'Mr. Biden says his reform will ‘restore trust and accountability to the court and our democracy,' but it would do the opposite,' the editorial board wrote. 'The deluge of ethics complaints, amplified by the press and partisans, would leave the public with the impression of routine corruption.
The President is putting the full weight of the Democratic Party behind an assault on judicial independence and the constitutional order,' the Journal wrote. 'You might call it an attack on democracy.' 'The President is giving this proposal an official Democratic Party imprimatur, and Vice President Kamala Harris was quick to endorse the plan on Monday,' the Journal wrote. 'Its most damaging parts are a threat to pass the next time Democrats control all of the government.
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