When President Franklin Delano Roosevelt introduced his Supreme Court reform package in 1937, he had just won reelection with more than 60% of the vote. His party held supermajorities in both chambers of Congress. By contrast,
When you consider that FDR’s reform plan failed despite his being the height of his popularity, that gives you a hint of what is ...
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