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HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS REACT TO SCOTUS RULINGS

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This storyWhat should House Democrats prioritize in their opposition strategy?

  • Block budget cuts to safety nets 0%
  • Force bipartisan deals 0%
  • Mobilize grassroots pressure 0%
  • Focus on 2026 midterms 0%

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Debbie Dingell holds the seat her husband kept for 59 years!

John Dingell was the longest-serving U.S. House member ever. Debbie won his Michigan seat in 2014 and carries on his legacy. Learn more at Wikipedia

This storyWhich SCOTUS ruling should Dems push back on hardest?

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Congress — not the Constitution — sets the number of Supreme Court justices.

The Court has had 9 justices since 1869. FDR tried to expand it to 15 in 1937 to counter rulings blocking his New Deal — Congress rejected it. Democrats have periodically revived expansion proposals after controversial SCOTUS decisions.

Rep. Dingell was a top GM executive before entering Congress!

Before winning her House seat in 2014, Debbie Dingell spent decades as a General Motors executive and auto industry advocate — giving her rare firsthand expertise on manufacturing, labor, and trade policy that few lawmakers can match.

This storyHow many times has SCOTUS overturned its own prior rulings?

  1. Around 145 times
  2. Around 230 times
  3. Around 300 times
  4. Around 50 times
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Around 145 times

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