Holder pushes Democrats to consider reforming 'broken' Supreme Court

Former Attorney General Eric Holder recently described the Supreme Court as "broken" and urged Democrats to consider reforms to address its current state. In a podcast interview, Holder expressed concerns about the institution, emphasizing the need for change. His comments highlight ongoing debates about the structure and function of the Supreme Court. Holder's call for reform reflects a broader discussion within the Democratic Party regarding potential adjustments to the judiciary. While he did not specify particular reforms, his characterization of the court as broken signals significant dissatisfaction. This perspective contributes to the evolving conversation about the future of the Supreme Court in the United States.