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Undervalued are the mass of judges he's been quietly putting into the district courts, circuit courts, appeals courts, federal claims courts & the dozens of US Attorney spots he's filling. He's worked at record pace.
Undervalued are the mass of judges he's been quietly putting into the district courts, circuit courts, appeals courts, federal claims courts & the dozens of US Attorney spots he's filling. He's worked at record pace.
Undervalued are the mass of judges he's been quietly putting into the district courts, circuit courts, appeals courts, federal claims courts & the dozens of US Attorney spots he's filling. He's worked at record pace.
Not so much in the 9th Circuit. Ironically if he fills all the vacancies in the 9th Circuit and the federal district courts in it there will be parity between D appointees and R appointees. With the Carter appointees who gave that court its liberal bent dead or retired, that would mean some very big changes. He's been slow filling those vacancies - presumably there were some attorneys in the Western states who supported him, even in California and Hawaii, so he doesn't have an excuse not to fill those vacancies.
Undervalued are the mass of judges he's been quietly putting into the district courts, circuit courts, appeals courts, federal claims courts & the dozens of US Attorney spots he's filling. He's worked at record pace.
Ginsburg will be the first to go. Kennedy and Breyer will be gone before 2020.
3 inside 3 years?
Last edited by Goodnight; 12-25-2017 at 08:53 PM..
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