Describe a similarity or difference between Republican and Democratic presidents' nominees

to federal district courts with regard to the political party of those they nominate.

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Maddox

19 January, 17:27

Describe a similarity or difference between Republican and Democratic presidents' nominees

to federal district courts with regard to the political party of those they nominate.

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Kristina Mcmahon · Answer 1

Presidents don't nominate people who belong to their party for federal district courts, but it is a fact that they tend to nominate judges who have a closer vision to their own ideology. So, Republican presidents tend to nominate conservatively-minded people for judges, and Democratic presidents tend to nominate progressively-minded people.

Describe a similarity or difference between Republican and Democratic presidents' nomineesto federal district courts with regard to the political party of those they nominate.

Describe a similarity or difference between Republican and Democratic presidents' nominees

to federal district courts with regard to the political party of those they nominate.