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Justice Alito Has No Plans to Retire, WSJ Reports

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, aged 74, has no interest in retiring, according to sources close to him, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
A person close to Alito stated that he "has never thought about this job from a political perspective," dismissing notions of retirement for political reasons.
Alito's recent behavior and attempts to shift blame are noted, with skepticism about his claims of impartiality due to his partisan actions.

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Justice Alito Has No Plans to Retire: Report

by Katelynn Richardson Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito does not intend to retire in light of President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory, according to the Wall Street Journal. Trump’s election sparked speculation Alito and Thomas, 74 and 76 years old, respectively, would retire to enable Trump to appoint younger conservative justices to the bench. However, people close to the justice told the WSJ this is not a factor in Alito’s plans. “…

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