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    Oct 26

    Confirmed, 52-48: Amy Coney Barrett, of Indiana, to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.

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    Oct 26

    The republican senate has confirmed 220 federal judges nominated by incl 3 Supreme Court justices w 2nite’s confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett This is another PROMISE MADE, PROMISE KEPT by Pres Trump

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    Oct 26

    Just voted to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court!

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    Oct 26

    ✓ CONFIRMED: Justice Amy Coney Barrett America's ninth member of the Supreme Court. 🇺🇸⚖️🦅🏛️🗽

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    Oct 26

    Judge Barrett ➡️Justice Barrett

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    Oct 26

    Judge Amy Coney Barrett is an outstanding nominee, and it is an honor support her confirmation as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

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    Oct 26

    is now Justice Barrett. And her confirmation is historic

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    Oct 26

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    Oct 26

    Today, Amy Coney Barrett made history. She will serve our nation as the first mother of school aged children to sit on the Supreme Court bench! Congratulations, Justice Barrett. 

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    Oct 26

    A constitutional conservative on the Supreme Court who understands the difference between being a judge and a politician. Well done President and !

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    Oct 26

    We did it! Justice Barrett is now a reality. A great day for conservative women and the American people!

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    Oct 26

    Judge Barrett is now Justice Barrett.

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    Oct 26

    🚨 LIVE NOW: The Senate votes to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court. Join us:

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    Oct 26

    Speaking on the Senate floor at 6:30 pm in support of Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the Supreme Court. WATCH:

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    Oct 26

    In a few hours, the Senate will vote on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett – a remarkably qualified nominee. I look forward to supporting her for this role and once again, urge my colleagues to do the same. She is an exemplary choice for our nation's highest court.

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    Oct 26

    Tonight, I look forward to voting to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.

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    Oct 26

    Today I spoke on the US Senate floor in support of Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Watch here ⬇

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    Oct 26

    1 → Gorsuch. 2 → Kavanaugh. 3 → Coming today. 🇺🇸

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    Today, Judge Amy Coney Barrett becomes Justice Amy Coney Barrett
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    Oct 26

    She will be a justice whose approach to the law – abstaining from policy-making from the bench, deferring to Congress and the states – will ease divisions and allow the Federalism envisioned by our Founders to serve the needs of our pluralistic society. 2/2

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    Oct 26

    Judge Barrett understands that lawmaking by unelected judges is inconsistent with the Constitution and usurps the prerogatives of the legislative branch. 1/2

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