The Result of Partisanship in Judicial Nominations Is

question 53

Multiple Choice

The result of partisanship in judicial nominations is

• A) that federal judgeships are filled quickly as presidents rush to fill open seat during their term.
• B) that nominees are chosen strictly based on qualifications, not political affiliation.
• C) that nomination hearings in the U.S. Senate can sometimes seem like dramas where the process plays out on cable news channels.
• D) that fifty percent of all federal judgeships are vacant.
• E) that all nominations are effectively blocked by the political parties.

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