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The Supreme Court is not the Make-a-Wish Foundation

By Becket Adams
Published September 20, 2020 6:34pm ET
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The Supreme Court is not the Make-a-Wish Foundation
Perhaps there are serious arguments for why President Trump and the U.S. Senate should not exercise their legal authority to nominate and confirm a justice to the Supreme Court in the months before the 2020 election. Violating Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s alleged dying wish is not one of them. Before her death, the late Supreme […]

Perhaps there are serious arguments for why President Trump and the U.S. Senate should not exercise their legal authority to nominate and confirm a justice to the Supreme Court in the months before the 2020 election.

Violating Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s alleged dying wish is not one of them.

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