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I think it comes down to how both sides view impartiality. There's definitely confirmation bias when the president nominates a judge - often the candidates come
by AequitasOmnibus 6y ago
I think it comes down to how both sides view impartiality. There's definitely confirmation bias when the president nominates a judge - often the candidates come from the same party so they share some broad ideological positions.
Most judges I think do see themselves as impartial jurists even if the results tend to skew toward political outcomes.
- josv 6y agoHah! That’s not the “confirmation bias” I’m used to, but very apt.