The AP fact-check examined claims by Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Republican senators about filling Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Supreme Court seat, mail voting and possible court expansion. It reported that several claims were false or overstated, while noting that Biden was wrong about the court’s schedule and that he had not endorsed expanding the court.
Former presidential primary candidate cited as a supporter of a 15-justice court
ALSO MENTIONED Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Late Supreme Court justice whose reported wish about her replacement is central to the article; Al Gore, Former vice president who challenged the 2000 election results; Barack Obama, Former president whose Supreme Court nominee was blocked in 2016; George W. Bush, Former president who prevailed in the 2000 election dispute discussed by Cruz
Former presidential primary candidate cited as a supporter of a 15-justice court
ALSO MENTIONED Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Late Supreme Court justice whose reported wish about her replacement is central to the article; Al Gore, Former vice president who challenged the 2000 election results; Barack Obama, Former president whose Supreme Court nominee was blocked in 2016; George W. Bush, Former president who prevailed in the 2000 election dispute discussed by Cruz
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