Washington: Kamala Harris considers Constance Baker Motley, the first black federal judge in US history, his hero, someone he said, “inspired me from a young age to fight for justice and for justice.” On Thursday, President Joe Biden stressed that his criticized vice-president would help him choose the Rupa Motley to a higher perch, the highest court on the ground.
“I was fortunate to have advised me in the process of selection of Vice President Kamala Harris.
He is an extraordinary lawyer, former Secondary Attorney General of California, a former member of the Senate Justice Committee,” said Biden at the White House with the retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer, confirmed that the candidate The black woman to the apex court is “long late.” Harris himself confirmed that he would become a key player, told reporters during a visit to Honduras that “the president and I will work closely …
in the selection process,” put the speculation that their bonds were frayed.
Biden often described his vice-president as “the last voice in the room” on critical problems, including severe foreign policy issues such as withdrawal from Afghanistan, and sometimes referred to him as “President Harris,” but there was no problem.
Closer to the heart of the first US female vice president rather than the election of the Justice of the First Black Women’s Supreme Court, considering his own formation experience as a minority immigrant child in the 60s and his journey as a law student and then a prosecutor’s career.
In talks, speech, and essays, Harris has often reflected the effect of Constance Baker Motley in his life, starting with his work at the Landmark of 1954 Brown V.
The education council that led the US Supreme Court to rule “separate educational facilities inherently was not the same.” The demolition of racially separated education allows few Kamala to attend mixed schools in California.
Harris will now have the opportunity to help choose – and the shepherd through the confirmation of the Senate – the possibility of Motley from many black women candidates, including California Supreme Court Judge Leondra Kruger and Judge DC Jackson circuit.
One small wrinkle or a big obstacle depends on the source: Congressman of South Carolina Jim Clyburn, a Veteran of the African-American party, encourages the judge of the US District Court J.Michelle children from their home countries.
Clyburn was a support for Kamala Harris early when he ran for the President, and he then saved the Biden campaign after the initial setback when he lost three primers in 2020, raised him in South Carolina.
Apparently, he had extracted the promise of Biden at that time, forced him to openly commit to nominating the justice of black women to SC did he succeed in to the White House.
The provision of members is now reported to insist on cashing the chip.
But it does not care for a confirmed black woman’s prospective woman – the Republican process is sure to try and frustrate – Democrats will not be able to compensate the ideological slope of the Apex court, which will still lean with a margin of 6-3.
That’s because Republicans ordered the majority of the Senate as long as President Trump managed to push through three nominations.
Considering the two relatively young (Neil Gorsuch, 55; Brett Kavanagh, 57; and Amy Coney Barrett, 50), and the US Supreme Court judge can serve until they die, conservative leaning from the APEX court guaranteed for another generation.
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