Clyburn calls for expanding Supreme Court, says ’13 is a pretty good number’
Summary
Senator James Clyburn said he supports adding four more justices to the U.S. Supreme Court, making the total 13 instead of the current nine. He agreed with Vice President Kamala Harris on this idea during a TV interview.Key Facts
- Senator James Clyburn represents South Carolina and is a Democrat.
- He suggested increasing the number of Supreme Court justices from 9 to 13.
- Clyburn called 13 “a pretty good number” for the court.
- His comments came during an interview on the TV show "Meet the Press."
- He agreed with Vice President Kamala Harris, who also supports expanding the Supreme Court.
- The Supreme Court currently has 9 justices.
- Expanding the court means adding more judges to change how it works.
- This is part of a broader political discussion about the court's balance and decisions.
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