Biden blasted for vetoing bill that would allow Trump to name more judges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : If it had passed, the JUDGES Act would have been the first significant expansion of the federal judiciary in more than 30 years, according to Reuters.
55% : "Judge Conrad wrote in his statement from the Judicial Conference: "The President's veto will contribute to the pattern of growing caseloads and increasing backlogs that hurt litigants and weakens public confidence in our courts.
48% : "The JUDGES Act passed the Senate with bipartisan support in August, but the House didn't pass the legislation until after Trump won in November.
25% : "Very disappointed President Biden has vetoed the JUDGES Act, despite strong bipartisan support in Congress," Republican Representative David Valadao wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
18% : President Joe Biden is facing criticism for vetoing the bipartisan JUDGES Act, which would have added 66 new judges to federal courts that are understaffed.
14% : "Two California lawmakers, Democratic Representative Lou Correa and Republican Representative Darrell Issa, sent a letter to Biden urging him to reconsider his veto of the JUDGES Act.
9% : "As of publication time, Trump had not publicly commented on Biden's veto of the JUDGES Act.

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