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Senate Democrats Reintroduce Supreme Court Term Limits Bill, And The Polling Has Never Been Friendlier

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Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and others reintroduced a bill proposing 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices, requiring presidents to appoint new justices in the first and third years of their terms. This proposal has gained significant public support, with polls showing over two-thirds of Americans backing it, including majorities from both Democrats and Republicans. The growing popularity could pressure Republican leadership to reconsider its stance on the issue.

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