Meet the Man Who Will Be Advising Trump on Kennedy’s Replacement

 
 
Jun 28, 2018
 

Good morning from Washington, where President Trump gets his second crack at shaping the Supreme Court with the pending retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy. Rachel del Guidice has details, while Elizabeth Slattery assesses Kennedy's 30-year tenure and Jeremiah Poff reviews the lamentations on the left. This comes as the high court deals a blow to organized labor by ruling that unions can't charge government workers who don't want to join. We've got a story from Kevin Mooney and commentary from Thomas Jipping. Plus: Rob Bluey interviews a local force for good and Michelle Malkin appreciates the work of immigration agents.

 
 
 
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"I expect the nominee to be like Justice Gorsuch, to demonstrate excellence in every respect," says Leonard Leo, who also served as an outside adviser on judicial nominations to Trump in 2017.
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Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., proudly marched in a parade last week with a T-shirt emblazoned with "Yo No Creo En Fronteras"—Spanish for "I don't believe in borders."
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Kennedy frequently cast the deciding vote in cases advancing socially liberal causes that "discovered" new rights in the Constitution, such as gay rights, abortion, restricting capital punishment, and eliminating life sentences for teenage killers.
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"We're more alike than we are apart, and separate from the way we think. We all want to raise our families. We all believe in pulling ourselves up by the bootstrap," says Clovia Lawrence.
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"The court has finally come to see that everything public employee unions do is inherently political," says Vincent Vernuccio of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy.
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President Trump last updated the list in November.
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In the Janus decision, the Supreme Court places the constitutional right of free speech ahead of the statutory preference given to labor unions.
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"Stock up on abortions now. Roe v. Wade is gone," tweets one "comedian."
 
     
 
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