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Who Do Insiders Think Trump Will Select for the Supreme Court?
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Using LexPredict's FantasySCOTUS, a Supreme Court prediction market I created in 2009, I surveyed more than a hundred Federalist Society lawyers about who they think President Trump will nominate. (USA Today has already featured our odds). As they swiped their favorite candidate on my iPad, each attorney explained the pros and cons of the short list. The results, which fall into three categories—the front runners, the Kennedy clerks, and the dark horses—provide insights into a process shrouded in secrecy. |
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mickey
(11/24/2016)
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If Obama had any brains, he's appoint the worst or the least healthy candidate on Trump's public list and try to get confirmation before Inauguration Day. |
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