After major blows to his agenda by the Supreme Court, President Joe Biden is intent on making sure voters will have the final say
and a national right to abortion last year, the president said,"Voters need to make their voices heard."
That shift is becoming apparent in everything from the White House's messaging to its legal strategy. Biden, who once led the Senate Judiciary Committee, is focusing on the politicization of the court as a way to encourage voters to back him. YetInstead, Biden is increasingly vocal about his belief that the court is abandoning mainstream constitutional interpretation. He tells voters they need more Democrats in Congress and a Democrat in the White House to counter the impact of the conservative-leaning court.before a court where conservatives hold a 6-3 majority.
“I think that it’s important to make clear that the Supreme Court is making it impossible to implement and advance policies that should not have any controversy attached to them,” he added. He drew a standing ovation by noting that “conservatives had been trying for 50 years,” to overturn that ruling. “But I got it done and nobody ever thought it was a possibility.”
"There was no sense of taking the legal issues lightly or just ‘do it and take whatever the court says,’' he said.fell to its lowest point in at least 50 years after the leaked draft opinion in the abortion case in 2022. Those who view the current court favorably are largely Republican.
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