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Speaker 4 expresses the main argument against Roosevelt's "court-packing" plan. While the other speakers raise valid concerns about the plan, the primary argument against it centered on the expansion of executive power. Critics feared that by increasing the number of justices, Roosevelt would be able to appoint justices sympathetic to his New Deal programs, thereby undermining the independence of the judiciary and giving the president undue influence over the Supreme Court's decisions. This was seen as a threat to the balance of powers.<br />