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Trump formally announced Amy Coney Barrett — a devout Catholic and mom to seven kids who's served on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals since 2017 — as his third #SCOTUS nominee in just under four years politi.co/337Ehy6
Barrett’s nomination has thrilled social conservatives and members of the Trump base, who admire her anti-abortion comments and strict views on the Constitution.

Those same views have alarmed Dems, who fear she'll imperil abortion rights and voting rights politi.co/337Ehy6
Inside the White House, Barrett had the support of both chief of staff Mark Meadows and top attorney Pat Cipollone, two key aides involved in the selection process.

On Capitol Hill, she had the backing of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell politico.com/news/2020/09/2…

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