a cream court justices subject to periodic judicial retention elections twenty states across the union do that and if the Supreme Court justices are

Supreme Court justice Sarah to the Supreme Court justice Harry who'd Jeb bush appointed to the court originally developed into

finally not call for a constitutional amendment subject Supreme Court justices your periodic retention elections twenty

that was the third thing you mention about retention elections you mentioned twenty states have retention elections these

that landmark victory if I'm elected president every single Supreme Court justice will faithfully

build momentum for reform we need more justices on the supreme court who

will do is pretty nice states is relates to appoint supreme court justices we need to make sure that we have justices that

adopted retention elections for judges when they face state charges that we're doing with the Supreme Court is doing disobeying

American democracy a Supreme Court justice wrote that look the it last

record or something very you signed the budget that raise taxes you try to oppose a cap and trade system and floor you appointed liberal Supreme Court justice to our Supreme Court over this Iordache

elected person I will have a litmus test in terms of my nominee to be a Supreme Court justice and that nominee will say that

what's interesting you know I I wrote a long op ed in National Review laying out the twenty states have adopted retention elections now they're rarely used but

I can tell you that twenty states have put in place judicial retention elections and they have worked out of the people have use them sparingly but

he's saying in this is earning either Supreme Court justice that is playing the Supreme Court of the United States is no longer legitimate they are making

a strong judicial conservative on the cool I have spent my entire life starting from clerks Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the United States Supreme Court one of the most principled George we

is a woman that she justice of the Supreme Court is a long time nt