Harris could become a judge on the US Supreme Court – Newsweek

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US Vice President Kamala Harris, after losing the presidential election, may become a judge on the US Supreme Court, reports Newsweek.

Lawyer Bakari Sellers, who has been a member of the House of Representatives for eight years from the Pivdenna Democratic Party Carolina, saying that 70-year-old Justice Sonia Sotomayor could petition the Supreme Court to allow President Joe Biden to nominate Harris.

Harris was the district attorney of San Francisco and the attorney general of California before becoming a senator, and then — Vice President of the United States. If we want to protect people without a judicial record before the court, this is an unimportant, but not unprecedented, occurrence at the publication. Previously, US President Barack Obama nominated Olena Kagan to sit as a judge on the Supreme Court, although she was never a judge.

Sellers also admitted that Harris' nomination to the Supreme Court would give her a new role after the election defeat, guaranteeing that the long-term liberal city.

We have assumed that this could be done in a hurry before Trump lands the president. "I think this is a really good plan. I think that these are the ones who may wake up,” — saying vin.

To recognize Harris, Biden will need to submit her candidacy, and the Senate — harden. The Republicans took the majority from the Senate in the elections of the 5th fall, but new senators will not take their seats until now, which will give Biden a “life” for the recognition of the judge to the Supreme Court, since Sotomayor was ready to sit down. In fact, the Democrats may have more power in the Senate — 51 votes against 49 republicans.

White House spokeswoman Karin Jean-P’er previously stated that Biden will not call Sotomayor to resign.

BAGNET guesses , Donald Trump took away 277 votes from the electoral college, which means he became the 47th President of the United States.

US presidential candidate from the Democratic Party Kamala Harris publicly acknowledged Trump's victory in the elections and supported that the report would be peaceful ї transfer of ownership.

Prepared by: Serhiy Daga