Has there ever been a Democratic Supreme Court?

I was just curious...I know the current makeup is 6 Republicans, 3 Dems. Does anybody have a source to find this kind of stuff out?

of cretins squatting there now are to the reich?

Until we have some minimal level of representation on the court, they will continue to cater to the wingers.

and the answer is so subjective, that there is no correct answer

An Ideological History of the Supreme Court

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I'd say the Warren Court while Douglas, Black, Marshall, and Fortas were also on the bench (1961 -1968).

SC Justices were chosen for their expertise rather than their ideology.

I'm not naive enough to believe that politics had nothing to do with the selection but it was a much smaller factor before the "Reagan Revolution" poisoned the water.

That's how we got a "liberal" like Stevens appointed by a republican president.

Parties and ideals change over time.

If your question is meant to ask has there ever been a SC with a majority chosen by presidents of the "democratic" party...
Then a historian could probably look that up.

If your question is meant to be has there ever been a "liberal/progressive" SC... I might be tempted to say NO.
By it's very nature, most sitting justices were chosen by past administrations.
The idea of "progressive" is to challenge the toxic current ideals in search of a better way.
By definition, justices chosen by PAST leaders would not "progressive" in nature unless the past leaders could see the future.
Any progressivism found in justices would be merely coincidence or a product of personal growth and adaptation (after appointment).
This is why I'd be tempted to say NO the the latter rephrase of the question.

appointed 8 of the 9 judges at the time of his death.

court. The presidential election was coming up between Bill Clinton and George the first. Marshall was ill and I suppose he thought Clinton didn't have a chance so he retired. But Clinton won. If he had stayed for about four months more, Clarence Thomas would not be a sitting judge and the court would still be liberal.

Neither one is a spring chicken.

While perusing the Supreme Court pages on Wikipedia I noticed the last Democratic appointed Chief Justice was Frederick Moore Vinson (appointed by Harry S. Truman). Vinson died while still serving in 1953. That was 57 years ago!
57 consecutive years of having a Republican appointed Chief Justice is just way too long!

justices on the court (and fashioned majorities for Brown vs. Board of Ed, Miranda, etc).