Prospective senator proposes term limits, three appointments per president for court reform
August 09, 2026 | Department of State, Executive, Federal
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The prospective senator proposed a structural change to the federal judiciary, saying, "Every president should get 3 appointments," and presenting term limits as an option: allow a second 10-year term or limit all justices to 10 years.
They argued there is "nothing in the constitution that says that there have to be 9 justices" and framed those proposals as legitimate reforms to reduce lifetime tenure and reshape the Court. No draft legislation or implementation pathway was described during the remarks.
They argued there is "nothing in the constitution that says that there have to be 9 justices" and framed those proposals as legitimate reforms to reduce lifetime tenure and reshape the Court. No draft legislation or implementation pathway was described during the remarks.
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