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How did President Roosevelt plan to turn the opinions of the Supreme Court in favor of the New Deal?by encouraging Congress to pass a law that was known as the court packing bill that would let him appoint more Supreme Court Justiceshe did not need to do anything as the Supreme Court was vigorously supporting the New Dealhe wanted to be patient and as Supreme Court Justices retired or died he would replace themby urging Congress to support the passage of the Wagner Act
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