Analysis by Aaron Blake: After a series of key setbacks for their side, Democrats are railing against the Supreme Court. But these most recent decisions are not as obviously unpopular with the American public.
showed 44 percent said the plan was a bad idea, and 43 percent said it was a good idea.
Beyond that is the question of whether Biden had the authority to forgive the debt unilaterally, which is what the court was tasked with deciding. Even the Fox poll that said 6 in 10 Americans liked the idea of forgiving some debt showed that Americans thought Biden had exceeded his authority, 49 to 44 percent.The last decision we’ll touch on is less well-polled, but it suggests that the Supreme Court was very much in line with public opinion.
This was a radical idea pushed by allies of former president Donald Trump who tried to overturn the 2020 election. It was the kind of plot that would have been furthered if such a theory held up, and Democrats feared that the court might hand the election deniers a powerful tool. But the court rejected it.showed 70 percent of Americans had not heard enough to offer an opinion. But among those who did offer an opinion, they opposed the theory, 75 to 25 percent.
. It’s also understandable that Democrats are worried about how the newly extra-conservative-leaning court is ruling on key issues. But that’s not the same as saying these decisions are likely to fuel a popular backlash, as the decision overturningdid. It’s possible Democrats could use these decisions to motivate their base, but they don’t seem to be anywhere near the level of the decision to end abortion rights.
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