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Trump will appoint 'dozens' of judges, experts say, despite Dems ramming through nominees in lame-duck session

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    90% Very Conservative

  • Reliability

    45% ReliableFair

  • Policy Leaning

    36% Somewhat Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -19% Negative

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51% : Trump has previously been vocal about not wanting judicial confirmations during the lame-duck session, writing on Truth Social, "No more Judges confirmed before Inauguration Day!"CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPShortly after Senate Dems began to ramp up energy to confirm Biden's judicial picks after the Nov. 5 election, Trump-Vance transition spokesperson Brian Hughes told Fox News Digital in a statement, "In his first term, President Trump appointed constitutionalist judges who interpret the law as written.
43% : ""When Trump comes into office, he's going to have dozens more vacancies to fill," Severino said.
42% : The agreement would allow Democrats to hold votes on four district court judges in exchange for pulling four higher-tier circuit court judicial nominees, a senior Senate source familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital.DEMOCRATS ADVANCE 5 MORE BIDEN JUDICIAL NOMINEESThe four vacancies would then be Trump's to fill.
39% : "[Trump will] still have a handful of vacancies that he'll be able to appoint," Ombres said.
31% : Trump notably secured 234 confirmations during his first term.SENATE SHOWDOWN: GOP SECURES DEAL WITH SCHUMER TO SAVE COVETED APPELLATE JUDGES FOR TRUMPDespite the push, Ombres stated he predicts circuit judges appointed primarily by former president George W. Bush will take senior status, which would then give Trump additional vacancies to fill.

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