Democratic nominee Joe Biden said voters don’t deserve to know if he would attempt to pack the Supreme Court if he wins in November.
asked him again about whether he backs court packing and said: "This is the number one thing that I've been asked about from viewers in the past couple of days.”
TRUMP BLASTS BIDEN OVER SILENCE ON COURT-PACKING QUESTION, PREDICTS DEM WON'T LAST THREE MONTHS IN OFFICE
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