AOC says she's 'inclined' to call
on Justice Breyer, 82, to step
down so Biden can name a younger
liberal to the Supreme Court
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/14/2021 9:09:04 AM
House Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she is ‘inclined to say yes’ when asked if Justice Stephen Breyer should retire so that President Joe Biden can appoint a younger liberal judge to the Supreme Court. 'You know, it's something I think about, but I would probably lean towards yes,' Ocasio-Cortez told CNN on Sunday when asked if she thought the 82-year-old Breyer should step down at the conclusion of this Supreme Court term. 'I would give more thought to it, but I'm inclined to say yes.' The 'Squad' member said that Breyer's retirement should be discussed if the divided Senate declines
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Since when does a lowly House member have any say about who is on the Supreme Court? So far, Breyer has shown no interest in stepping down despite frequent demands by Leftists.