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Biden has started interviews for Supreme Court pick

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. U.S. President Joe Biden prepares to deliver remarks on his administration’s efforts to pursue deterrence and diplomacy in response to Russia’s military buildup on the border of Ukraine, from the White House in Washington, U.S., February 18, 2022. REUT

WASHINGTON (Reuters] – U.S. President Joe Biden started interviewing top candidates for the Supreme Court, a source who is familiar with the matter said Monday.

Biden repeatedly stated that the White House would name his first Black woman for the position and that he would do so before the end the month.

Stephen Breyer (Liberal U.S. Supreme Court) plans to retire in late 2012. This gives Biden the chance to stamp his own mark on the court. However, his decision will not alter the balance of power. Six conservative and three liberal members make up the nine-member court.

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