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  Who would you nominate to replace Breyer? (search mode)
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#1
Sri Srinivasan
 
#2
Neal Katyal
 
#3
Paul Watford
 
#4
Amit Mehta
 
#5
Leslie Abrams Gardner
 
#6
Ketanji Brown Jackson
 
#7
Leondra Kruger
 
#8
Tamika Montgomery-Reeves
 
#9
Fabiana Pierre-Louis
 
#10
Andrea Wood
 
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Total Voters: 29

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Kingpoleon
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« on: January 13, 2021, 02:45:14 PM »
« edited: January 22, 2021, 04:44:25 PM by Kingpoleon »

Sri Srinivasan(b. 1967) - Chief Judge of Appeals Court for DC
Monica Márquez(b. 1969), Hispanic lesbian - Colorado Supreme Court justice
Neal Katyal(b. 1970) - Former Deputy Solicitor General, most active minority lawyer before the Supreme Court
Paul Watford(b. 1967), black man - Ninth Circuit Judge
Amit Mehta(b. 1971), Indian man - DC District Judge
Andrea Wood(b. 1973), black woman - Northern Illinois District Judge
Leslie Abrams Gardner(b. 1974), black woman - Middle Georgia District Judge
Ketanji Brown Jackson(b. 1970), black woman - DC District Judge
Leondra Kruger(b. 1976), black woman - CA Supreme Justice
Tamika Montgomery-Reeves(b. 1981), black woman - Delaware Supreme Justice
Fabiana Pierre-Louis(b. 1980), black woman - New Jersey Supreme Justice

Danielle Conway, Dean of Penn State Law; Camille Nelson, Dean of William Richardson Law; and Angela Onwuachi-Willig, Dean of Boston University Law, are all more academic choices, but since none of them is particularly distinguished, I find them very unlikely picks. If a Law Dean is nominated, I think Jennifer Martinez at Stanford is most likely.

Normally, Watford, Srinivasan, and Katyal would be at the very top of the list, and I would still prefer one of them. Out of the alternatives, however, I think TMR and FPL are the best picks politically - if Biden’s first priority is to have young Justices who will pass the Senate, he will nominate one of them.
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Kingpoleon
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« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2021, 05:55:06 PM »

Neal Katyal was last seen arguing for child slavery.

So I’m going to take a pass on him.
This is an oddly conservative take, attacking a lawyer for who they represent.
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