PS 2: News Article

The Judicial Reform Bill was proposed February 5, 1937. By narrow margins, SCOTUS upheld the National Relations Act and the Social Security Act. In July of the same year, the Bill was voted down 22-70. Prior to the vote of the Bill, SCOTUS was primarily comprised of conservative justices. By the time FDR passed, he would go on to appoint a total of eight SCOTUS justices.

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