The Supreme Court ripple effects from Democrats' midterm landslide
Democrats’ Senate gains could block a Trump nominee and intensify retirement speculation around Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas, analysts said.
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Alito, Thomas Under Microscope Amid Dems' Landslide Win
The Democrats' midterm bidout has shifted attention from ballot counts to birthdays at the Supreme Court. With the party peased to control the Senate in January, conservatives are openly Worrying about how long Justices Clarence Thomas, 78, and Samuel Alito, 76, can—or will—stay on the Bench, and what...
Conservative US Supreme Court justices Thomas and Alito in spotlight after Democratic landslide - Regional Media News
By John Kruzel WASHINGTON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - The US midterm election landslide that gives Democrats control of Congress starting in January is fueling questions about the longevity of the Supreme Court's two eldest justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, and the durability of its [...]
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The Supreme Court ripple effects from Democrats' midterm landslide
The US midterm election results confirmed the Democrats' control of the Senate, and also brought the two oldest justices of the US Supreme Court back into the spotlight. Many speculate whether Justices Clarence Thomas or Samuel Alito will retire soon so that President Trump can have the opportunity to nominate another justice and have him confirmed while the Republicans still control the Senate, thus preserving a conservative majority on the Sup…
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