Ginsburg And Trump Give New Meaning To Attacking And Packing SCOTUS

Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling When Alexander Hamilton wrote in The Federalist the judiciary would be the least dangerous branch of government, specifically since it lacked “the power of the executive branch and the political passions of the legislature,” he probably never imagined how a furious exchange would someday occur, such as the recent one between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who currently sits on the Supreme Court (SCOTUS). But with this year’s looming election, there’s a lot more at stake for Republicans and Democrats than just the White House. In fact, the next president will possibly appoint up to three justices, including a...