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iiclr-17607	Gordon, Mitchell	One Text, Two Tales: When Executive/Judicial Balances Diverged in Argentina and the United States	2009	26	.pdf	application/pdf	13625	742	62	On the other hand, although Roosevelt's lost-the-battle/won-the-war version of history is unquestionably self-serving, it is nevertheless undeniable that virtually all of the plan's aims were realized within a few years of its defeat: the membership of the Court itself changed, Roosevelt ultimately appointed more Supreme Court justices than any other President except George Washington, and the Court's jurisprudence inexorably moved in far more Rooseveltian directions. 153 Virtually every incoming civilian President has exercised the informal authority to name the majority of Supreme Court justices, either by removing the justices that an earlier government had named, or by packing the Court, that is, increasing the Court's size to create additional seats for docile judges.1 54	cache/iiclr-17607.pdf	txt/iiclr-17607.txt