Federal court leaders slam Biden for vetoing bill to add 66 new judges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : ALL 13 OF BIDEN'S PRESIDENTIAL VETOES"The president's veto will contribute to the pattern of growing caseloads and increasing backlogs that hurt litigants and weaken public confidence in our courts," Conrad wrote in a statement on Tuesday, adding that Biden's decision is "a deviation from the long historical pattern of approving judgeship bills that awarded new judgeships to sitting Presidents.
38% : Despite pleas from within the judicial branch, Biden cited concerns in his veto about the expedited approval process and the allocation of the judgeships, though deeper concerns among Democrats, like how Trump would gain roughly two-dozen more seats to fill in the next four years, complicated their support of the bill after the 2024 election.
29% : Tobias said he's hopeful that lawmakers will be able to pass a similar measure over the next four years under Trump but warned, "I don't think the votes are going to be there.""Unless they want to blow up the Senate 60-vote filibuster over this issue," Tobias said, adding he saw that as unlikely.

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