Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman said Saturday his party needed to “win more elections” instead of trying to “change the rules.”
A former strategist for President Bill Clinton, James Carville predicted Democrats would seek to add additional justices to the Supreme Court shortly after Democrats swept high-profile elections in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City, while also passing a highly-partisan congressional map in California on Nov. 5. Fetterman told “Saturday in America” host Kayleigh McEnany he “rejected” such moves
“Yeah, well, when I ran for the Senate back in the ’21-’22, I rejected those things,” Fetterman said. “I strongly rejected trying to pack the Supreme Court or to change those things. You know, we were — the Democrats — it’s like, you know, you don’t change the rules if you didn’t win.”
“It’s like, win more elections and then you are able to change those dynamics the way it was designed to be in the Constitution right now,” Fetterman continued. “So, I strongly reject that.”
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