The idea of packing the U.S. Supreme Court was introduced by Franklin Roosevelt, when the people and the court felt he was expanding federalism too far. When Congress balked at his New Deal schemes, he tried to “pack the court” with progressive justices. He ultimately failed when Democrat Josh Baily convinced Congress that, “Roosevelt was acting like a dictator and not like a president.” For the good of the court, before Justice Ginsburg passed away, she requested her seat be filled immediately. In reaction to Donald Trump nominating Notre Dame’s top award-winning law school grad, and editor of the Law Review, Amy Barrett, the left threatened to pack the court if Joe Biden won the 2020 election. But each time the left mentioned this, it met with stiff opposition from the voters.