voters have to know

 Well i am not sure  about anyone else if i am voting for you i wanna know everything ....including packing of any kind .....not gonna fly ....means you are dishonest.....maybe joe has got something to hide ....oh well it will not be the first time a president has lied  ....or the last ....!!!!!!its politics .......

Politics

Biden Says Voters ‘Don’t Deserve’ to Know His Position on Court Packing

Zachary Evans

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National Review•October 10, 2020

Joe Biden on Friday again refused to state whether he would attempt to pack the Supreme Court if elected president, saying in an interview that voters “don’t deserve” to know his position on the issue.

Some Democrats have suggested the party attempt to pack the Supreme Court, or increase the number of justices on the bench, if the party wins the presidency and a Senate majority in the November elections. The proposal comes as Republicans attempt to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the court, solidifying a 6-3 conservative majority.

Biden and running mate Senator Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) have repeatedly refused to state whether they support packing the court. However, Biden was again pressed on the issue during an interview by reporter Ross DiMattei of KTNV, a Las Vegas ABC affiliate.

Biden gets pressed on court-packing in every interview, but this answer to @KTNV is new:@RossDiMattei: "Don't the voters deserve to know-"@JoeBiden: "No they don't deserve- I'm not gonna play his game. He'd love… that to be the discussion instead of what he's doing now." pic.twitter.com/BpIxTrborp

— Andrew Solender (@AndrewSolender) October 10, 2020

DiMattei said the question of court packing was the “number-one issue” viewers have asked him about.

“Sir, don’t the voters deserve to know…” DiMattei asked.

“No they don’t deserve—I’m not gonna play [President Trump’s] game,” Biden responded, adding that Trump would “love that to be the discussion instead of what he’s doing now.”

Biden said at a Friday press conference that voters would only know his position on court packing after the election.