How Democratic control in Congress affects the future of judicial appointees
Topics: Supreme Court
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- NBC News reports: “President Donald Trump cemented the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority through three appointments. NBC News’ Lawrence Hurley details what Democratic control of the Senate means for the judi…”
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