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In reply to the discussion: NYTPitchbot: That two-thirds of the Supreme Court are in the Federalist Society shows the triumph of meritocracy. [View all]

FakeNoose

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1. It's because Federalist Society creates the shortlist of nominees
Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)
Sat Feb 21, 2026, 08:13 PM
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Chump got 3 picks, all selected by Federalist Society.

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NYTPitchbot: That two-thirds of the Supreme Court are in the Federalist Society shows the triumph of meritocracy. [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Saturday OP
It's because Federalist Society creates the shortlist of nominees FakeNoose Saturday #1
An Excellent Point! The Roux Comes First Saturday #2
Such Bullshit math. Baitball Blogger Saturday #3
that account is satire, it mocks the silly sanewashing headlines of the NYT. Takket Saturday #4
Ah. Well there's that. Baitball Blogger Sunday #5
Truth. Orrex Sunday #6
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