Andrea Junker :verified: on Nostr: Did you know? When SCOTUS said in 1937 that the Social Security Act was ...
Did you know? When SCOTUS said in 1937 that the Social Security Act was unconstitutional, President Roosevelt didn’t ask people to vote harder in the next election, he told the Supreme Court he’d add more justices until they backed off, which they did. — We can still do that.
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