How reforming the Supreme Court could backfire on Democrats

Proposed reforms to limit the Supreme Court's power to decide constitutional matters could end up strengthening the presidency instead, particularly if the president insists on interpreting the Constitution as having equal authority to Congress or the court. This shift could significantly alter the balance of power, potentially leading to more executive overreach. The implications could be profound, reshaping how future legal and constitutional disputes are resolved, and might ultimately backfire on Democrats who initially aimed to curb the court's influence.