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President Trump Says He Has Multi-Pick Supreme Court Plan Ready As Justice Eyes Retirement — John Thune | ChamberLight
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President Trump announced readiness to fill potential Supreme Court vacancies, specifically targeting Justice Samuel Alito's seat as retirement rumors grow. This matters because it allows the GOP to cement a conservative judicial majority before the 2026 midterm elections.
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