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Why is everyone talking about the Supreme Court?
In this week\u2019s episode of Politics In Question, Julia, Lee, and James discuss the impending debate over President Biden\u2019s pick to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated by Stephen Breyer\u2019s retirement. Whom will Biden nominate to fill Breyer\u2019s seat? Will the president pick a black woman as promised during the 2020 presidential campaign? How will the nominee\u2019s confirmation process unfold in the Senate? Will all Democrats support the nominee? Is there anything Republicans can do to block - or at least slowdown - the process in this instance? And why do we even have a Supreme Court in the first place? What is its role in the federal government? These are some of the questions Julia, Lee, and James ask in this week\u2019s episode.