Democrats must expand and reform the courts as one of their first orders of business if they win back the Senate and White House. This has to be non-negotiable. I don't write things like that very often but this has to be an imperative and the Beltway media needs to quit making it sound like it's some sort of norm-shattering mortal legislative sin. Especially given how many norm-shattering mortal legislative acts have been committed by the self-anointed Grim Reaper Mitch McConnell himself.

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