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Proposed reforms to the Supreme Court may inadvertently enhance presidential power over Congress. This could happen if the president claims his constitutional interpretations are as valid as those of Congress or the court.
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Proposed reforms to the Supreme Court may inadvertently enhance presidential power over Congress. This could happen if the president claims his constitutional interpretations are as valid as those of Congress or the court.
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