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Quanto Magnus

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18. Todd Blanche

Reply to walkingman (Reply #2)

Tue Jun 30, 2026, 12:37 PM

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Trump seems very eager to keep him.

Eileen (loose) Cannon

That Republican judge in Texas that I keep forgetting the name of....

Bondi

I could see him appointing someone with no legal background at all... That would definitely be worse.

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Editor's note: NPR retracts story [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

Trump could appoint Barron to replace Alito, and it won't matter Fiendish Thingy Yesterday #1

Good riddance - can there possibly be someone worse than Alito? Under Trump....maybe. walkingman Yesterday #2

Todd Blanche Quanto Magnus Yesterday #18

Blind partisan Republican hack to the end. J_William_Ryan Yesterday #3

Bye Whip-poor-will Yesterday #4

IMO, Alito was told to step down. no_hypocrisy Yesterday #5

Agree Deminpenn Yesterday #14

And THIS is where the primaried Senate Republicans can have their final revenge. moreland01 Yesterday #6

JUSTICE CANNON dweller Yesterday #7

thomas will be next. bluestarone Yesterday #8

... Solly Mack Yesterday #9

* Editor's note: NPR retracts story * demmiblue Yesterday #10

No, story has been retracted. It's wrong. CaptainTruth Yesterday #11

Editor's note: NPR retracts story OneBlueDotS-Carolina Yesterday #12

Nope: Editor's note: NPR retracts story cbabe Yesterday #13

Maybe NPR dweller Yesterday #15

How did thie even get published? bigworld Yesterday #16

Why would NPR publish a false "court announced" story? SouthBayDem Yesterday #17

To me, it means his retirement is imminent. hamsterjill Yesterday #19

I hope Sam Alito sees this ... maybe he'll take the hint FakeNoose Yesterday #20