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The Supreme Court isn't compromised.
SCOTUS currently has a majority of like minded judges.
FDR established a majority thinking court by choosing Justices for SCOTUS.
The Supreme Court is and always has been biased.
If SCOTUS truly did their job without bias, then nobody should be able to say, "We already know how they will rule."
9-0 decisions are great.
Constant 5-4, 6-3, 7-2 rulings and everyone is on 'their side' means the judges have pre-determined outcomes.