Biden is silent now on court-packing stance, but in 1983 he called it a 'bonehead' idea
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Biden said he was against court-packing 40 years ago but now the former VP won't give stance on the issue.Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris of California, have been mum on the question of court-packing should they win the November election, but in 1983 Biden was much more outspoken on the issue, calling it a “bonehead idea.” Biden, then a U.S. Senator from Delaware, made the comments during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in July 1983 regarding nominations to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. It’s going on with the Republicans packing the court now,” Biden said, arguing that “it’s not constitutional what they’re doing.”CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPBoth Biden and Harris have said the Senate should wait until after the election to fill the seat.
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