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Senate voted for Amy Coney Barrett

US Judge Amy Coney Barrett gave her first oath at the White House as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday. By Tuesday, she’ll have written off twice at the Supreme Court. 48-year-old Barrett will probably remain in office for decades.

Shortly before her first oath, the U.S. Senate approved her. Barrett’s received 52 votes in favor and 48 votes against. Only one Republican voted against senator Susan Collins from the state of Maine.

When Barrett takes her second oath on Tuesday, her necessities will be official. With Barrett’s definition, cormorants in the court rise to six, against three progressive Supreme judges.

There existed along with Barrett’s approval. Because of the majority of Republicans in the Senate, Barrett’s satisfaction was soon a certainty. The necessary voting to appoint Barret has been in for weeks.


About the author: Jeff Roper

Jeff Roper has been teaching journalism for more than five years. A theorist who nevertheless took up some practice. He is fond of the history of journalism and journalism.

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