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Does Trump Know Something We Don't About Potential SCOTUS Vacancies?
Does Trump Know Something We Don't About Potential SCOTUS Vacancies?
Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia,com,
The midterm elections are coming up in November, and Democrats are generally favored to win the House, while the Senate is kind of a coin flip. While it would suck for Democrats to win the House because they’ll almost certainly find some bogus pretext to impeach President Donald Trump, there’s potentially more at stake regarding control of the Senate, including implications for confirming judges and potentially filling any potential Supreme Court vacancies.
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