Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

Then-candidate Biden promised a Supreme Court commission during Trump’s final weeks. But changes to the high court won’t come easy, experts say.

Rather than handing conservatives a string of wins, the Supreme Court has left advocates on the right grasping for answers about high-profile cases.

The push for change at the Supreme Court comes as liberals have stewed over President Trump’s three nominations, giving conservatives a 6-3 edge.

Donald Trump argued Wisconsin illegally allowed voters to submit their mail ballots via drop boxes because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Biden has vowed to pick a Black woman for the Supreme Court. Advocates say he must also address the lack of diversity in the nation’s lower courts.

The case was the latest in which the court was asked to consider state orders seeking to slow the spread of COVID-19 in light of the First Amendment.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a longtime Trump ally, said impeachment is warranted. “To me, there’s not a whole lot of question here,” he said.

Gov. Whitmer responded to Trump’s criticism during a rally in Michigan, posting that his was the kind of rhetoric that had put her family in danger.

The revelation Trump and first lady Melania Trump tested positive for coronavirus came after a top aide announced she also had a positive test result.