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How many people will Obama replace on the Supreme Court?
Background: This will include his current term and a possible second term. This will only include people confirmed by the Senate.
He has one in the pipeline right now, and two more quite possible to go within his first term. If he gets elected again, there is a *real* possibility he could be slated to replace up to three more. He could become the most influential person in the history of the Supreme Court and could lock down Roe v. Wade, patents rights, health care, individual freedom, and more.
He has one in the pipeline right now, and two more quite possible to go within his first term. If he gets elected again, there is a *real* possibility he could be slated to replace up to three more. He could become the most influential person in the history of the Supreme Court and could lock down Roe v. Wade, patents rights, health care, individual freedom, and more.
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Globe and Mail 45 weeks ago
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