Trump has picked a candidate to work in the Supreme court of the United States
President Donald trump will appoint judge Neal Gorsuch to the Supreme court, trump announced Tuesday evening at the White house. The purpose Gorsuch, 49-year-old judge from Colorado, gives the Trump and the Republicans an opportunity to reaffirm who could cement the conservative direction of the court for many decades.
Introducing Gorsuch, trump said that he selected as candidate of "the best judge in the country for the Supreme court." "Millions of voters said it was the most important issue for them when they voted for me for President," trump said. "I'm a man of my word." "Today I keep another promise to the American people, appointing Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme court."
The court is working with eight judges after the sudden death in February last year Antonin Scalia. If this information is confirmed, Gorsuch will continue the ideological balance that existed before the death Skaliy, with four conservatives, four liberals and justice Anthony Kennedy as the swing vote between the blocks. Trump Gorsuch selected from a list of 20 potential judges, collected during the presidential campaign.
The White house Gorsuch will faithfully strive to uphold the laws of the nation, stating that it will act as a "servant of the Constitution and laws of this country." Gorsuch imagine how an intellectual, a supporter of traditional values, seeing it as similar in spirit to the successor of Antoninus the Cliffs, which over the years has become the most visible "voice of conservatives" in this body.
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