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Eight Solutions to Unstick Congress

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By Maya Kornberg, Emily Whitehead
| Brennan Center
American public institutions urgently need repair and renewal. The 2024 election was the first time since the 1800s that the incumbent party lost the White House three times in a row. Public trust in government has plunged to historic lows. Citizens plainly feel left behind, economically unmoored, and dissatisfied with the government that serves them. Crisis can bring innovation. As Lincoln urged, we must “think anew.” What will matter most is not what we are against but what we are for.
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The Supreme Court is Dangerously Broken. Here’s How to Fix It Original

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By Miriam Rosenbaum, Emily Whitehead
| TIME Verified
When rumors surfaced that Justice Alito could retire in the near future, members of Congress were quick to assert their role in a potential confirmation process. Senator Thune said Republicans “would be prepared to confirm” a nominee. Those rumors have since subsided. But we should not be fooled by that burst of activity. Congress is otherwise asleep at the wheel when it comes to its constitutional responsibility to serve as a check on the Supreme Court's power.
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Six Solutions to Fix the Supreme Court

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By Miriam Rosenbaum, Emily Whitehead
| Brennan Center
American public institutions urgently need repair and renewal. The 2024 election was the first time since the 1800s that the incumbent party lost the White House three times in a row. Public trust in government has plunged to historic lows. Citizens plainly feel left behind, economically unmoored, and dissatisfied with the government that serves them. Crisis can bring innovation. As Lincoln urged, we must “think anew.” What will matter most is not what we are against but what we are for.
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