Court-packing today, however, would destroy not only the independence of the judiciary but also the unique character of the Senate. The House is designed for action, and a simple majority can do whatever it chooses. Meanwhile, the Senate is designed for deliberation. While a simple majority can pass a bill, Senate rules first require a supermajority to end debate.
What can be inferred from this paragraph?
A
The Senate is meant to work at a slower pace than the House.
B
Supermajorities are often supportive of deliberation.
C
An independent judiciary should have control over the Senate.
D
A supermajority should be required to pass any Senate bill.