Sam Seder
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Ranking Joe Biden’s Supreme Court Candidates

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February 9, 2022

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It seems President Biden’s shortlist is down to Ketanji brown Jackson, Leondra Kruger, and Michelle Childs. Guest Mark Joseph Stern highlights how Jackson is serving in the DC circuit, Leondra Kruger is serving on the California Supreme Court, and Michelle Childs who Representative Jim Clyburn pushing for is serving on the South Carolina District Court. The Majority Report crew discuss how Republicans use the Federalists Society membership as an indicator of who to nominate to the Federal Courts and how Democrats should do the same. The crew also talks about how there needs to be infrastructure that incentivizes progressive advocacy.

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President BidensJackson Leondra KrugerLeondra KrugerCalifornia Supreme CourtMichelle ChildsRepresentative Jim ClyburnFederalists SocietyFederal Courts

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