President Trump's Moves Will Impact Supreme Court For A Third Time

The transcript discusses the potential shift in the Supreme Court's balance following Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's replacement by a nominee from President Trump. This could lead to a more conservative court. The nomination process is expedited due to the upcoming 2020 election, drawing criticism from Democrats. Judicial appointments have been a key Republican strategy, with Trump appointing over 200 federal judges. The Supreme Court is expected to address significant cases, including the Affordable Care Act and possibly Roe v Wade. Future challenges may involve bioethics and technology, especially with younger nominees.

What impact could President Trump's nomination of a new Supreme Court Justice have on the court's ideological balance?

How does the timing of the Supreme Court nomination relate to the precedent set by Mitch McConnell during President Obama's term?

What are some potential landmark challenges the Supreme Court may face in the near future?

In what ways might the Supreme Court's decisions on bioethics and the Internet evolve with new appointments?

What factors should be considered when predicting how a new Supreme Court Justice will vote on cases?