Biden Says ‘Too Much at Stake’ to Rush Supreme Court Nominee
- Democrat notes that voting already under way in many states
- Supreme Court arguments on Obamacare to start in November
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden blasted Republican efforts to speed through a replacement for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, warning that such a process would “inflict irreversible damage” on the country.
“There’s so much at stake,” Biden said Sunday in a speech at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia. “The right to health care, clean air, clean water, the environment, equal pay for equal work, the rights of voters, immigrants, women, workers. And right now, our country faces a choice: a choice about whether we will come back from the brink.”