President Biden is reportedly considering significant reforms to the Supreme Court, including establishing term limits for justices and introducing an enforceable ethical code, which has sparked intense debate among legal experts and political commentators. Critics, including law professor John Yoo, have described these proposals as 'banana republic tactics,' warning that they could undermine judicial independence and set a dangerous precedent for political retaliation. Concurrently, Biden is facing growing pressure from within his party, as a Morning Consult poll shows former President Trump leading Biden by four points, prompting speculation about a potential 'coup' to replace Biden with another candidate. Prominent Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are reportedly concerned about Biden's re-election prospects and may push for a change in leadership. Amid these political tensions, Biden's administration is also being scrutinized for its handling of security measures following an assassination attempt on Trump, highlighting perceived failures in protecting political candidates. This combination of challenges places Biden in a precarious position as he navigates both internal party dynamics and external criticisms regarding his leadership and reforms.