Booker: ‘Profoundly Hypocritical’ SCOTUS Must Be Reformed

May 10, 2026
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Sen. Cory Booker just torched the Supreme Court on NBC's Meet the Press, branding it profoundly hypocritical and insisting it desperately needs reform. This isn't some offhand gripe—it's a full-throated attack from a Democrat heavyweight who's long pushed gun control fantasies, coming right after the Court's landmark rulings protecting Second Amendment rights. Booker's meltdown reeks of sour grapes over decisions like *Bruen* (2022), which struck down New York's may-issue concealed carry licensing scheme, and *Rahimi* (2024), which upheld disarmament of domestic abusers but reaffirmed that gun rights aren't a free-for-all for criminals. He's not calling for reform because of ethics scandals or backlog; it's a blatant power grab to neuter a Court that's finally enforcing the Constitution's plain text on self-defense. Zoom out, and Booker's rhetoric fits a pattern: when judicial wins block progressive pipe dreams—like assault weapon bans or red flag laws that could confiscate guns from law-abiding citizens without due process—elites cry hypocrisy and demand stacking the deck. Remember FDR's court-packing scheme in the 1930s? This is that playbook rebooted for the 2020s, with Senate Democrats floating bills to expand the Court to 13 justices or impose term limits. For the 2A community, the implications are dire: a reformed SCOTUS under Biden-Harris could greenlight public safety exceptions that erode Heller and Bruen, turning shall not be infringed into shall not be infringed... unless we say so. It's not reform; it's a coup against the one branch checking anti-gun overreach. Gun owners, this is your wake-up call. Booker's outburst signals escalating war on the Court that handed us victories after decades of Perkins Coie-fueled losses. Rally your networks, flood Congress with calls against court-packing, and vote like your carry permit depends on it—because it does. The Second Amendment isn't up for a majority vote or a judicial do-over; it's the law of the land, and we're not letting hypocrites like Booker rewrite it. Stay vigilant, armed, and informed.

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Sen. Cory Booker just torched the Supreme Court on NBC’s Meet the Press, branding it profoundly hypocritical and insisting it desperately needs reform. This isn’t some offhand gripe—it’s a full-throated attack from a Democrat heavyweight who’s long pushed gun control fantasies, coming right after the Court’s landmark rulings protecting Second Amendment rights. Booker’s meltdown reeks of sour grapes over decisions like *Bruen* (2022), which struck down New York’s may-issue concealed carry licensing scheme, and *Rahimi* (2024), which upheld disarmament of domestic abusers but reaffirmed that gun rights aren’t a free-for-all for criminals. He’s not calling for reform because of ethics scandals or backlog; it’s a blatant power grab to neuter a Court that’s finally enforcing the Constitution’s plain text on self-defense.

Zoom out, and Booker’s rhetoric fits a pattern: when judicial wins block progressive pipe dreams—like assault weapon bans or red flag laws that could confiscate guns from law-abiding citizens without due process—elites cry hypocrisy and demand stacking the deck. Remember FDR’s court-packing scheme in the 1930s? This is that playbook rebooted for the 2020s, with Senate Democrats floating bills to expand the Court to 13 justices or impose term limits. For the 2A community, the implications are dire: a reformed SCOTUS under Biden-Harris could greenlight public safety exceptions that erode Heller and Bruen, turning shall not be infringed into shall not be infringed… unless we say so. It’s not reform; it’s a coup against the one branch checking anti-gun overreach.

Gun owners, this is your wake-up call. Booker’s outburst signals escalating war on the Court that handed us victories after decades of Perkins Coie-fueled losses. Rally your networks, flood Congress with calls against court-packing, and vote like your carry permit depends on it—because it does. The Second Amendment isn’t up for a majority vote or a judicial do-over; it’s the law of the land, and we’re not letting hypocrites like Booker rewrite it. Stay vigilant, armed, and informed.

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