How Does the President's Own Ideology Influence His Selection of a Supreme

question 114

Multiple Choice

How does the president's own ideology influence his selection of a Supreme Court justice?

• A) The president is more likely to nominate someone whose ideologies align with his own.
• B) The president is required to set aside ideological beliefs when selecting a justice.
• C) The president must use his ideology to choose an activist justice for the Supreme Court.
• D) The president is responsible for packing the Supreme Court with justices who share his ideologies.

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