>I think there is a hope they can play lawfare games until they get the court stacked in their favor again. I'm sorry, but what instance of "court stacking" ar

>I think there is a hope they can play lawfare games until they get the court stacked in their favor again. I'm sorry, but what instance of "court stacking" are you referring to when you say again? The way the the Supreme Court has been stacked today (via Republicans refusing to consider Obama's SCOTUS nominee for nearly a year because the election was coming "soon", but fast-tracking Trump's nominee three weeks before the election) has, in my memory, been unprecedented. Was there something similar that the "pro-environmental-regulation" side did in the past that I'm not aware of?