Trump is remaking the federal judiciary

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WASHINGTON - After three years in office, President Donald Trump has remade the federal judiciary, ensuring a conservative tilt for decades and cementing his legacy no matter the outcome of November's election.

Trump nominees make up 1 in 4 U.S. circuit court judges. Two of his picks sit on the Supreme Court. And this past week, as the House voted to impeach the president, the Republican-led Senate confirmed another 13 district court judges.

In total, Trump has installed 187 judges to the federal bench.

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[heathergives]

If only RBG would retire...

 

[FGB]

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That IS one of the main reasons he was elected .

 

[Rightguide]

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Trump's biggest legacy will be the remaking of the federal judiciary and returning its allegiances to the concepts of the founders. The concepts that created a Constitution that guaranteed a level of individual liberty and government never before seen in the history of Man. Concepts that rejected the many autocratic tyrannies of the past and made us the greatest civilization of free people to ever walk the Earth. He's building another wall, a defensive wall of jurisprudence that will prevent the weak among us from putting the country on a downhill slide into the kind of tyranny the founders labored to prevent.

 

[phrodeau]

As long as they adhere to the rule of law, fine. Would anyone have reason to doubt that they will?

 

[Rightguide]

As long as they adhere to the rule of law, fine. Would anyone have reason to doubt that they will?

We have a some in the federal judiciary who aren't familiar with the Constitution of the U.S. Code. Most are in the 9th Circuit which is now two or three justices from being flipped back to constitutionalism.