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with more liberal justices to counter the current majority appointed by Republican presidents.
, and scrutiny over George Mason University’s employment of GOP-appointed justices to teach law school classes.declined an invitation to testify at the session, citing the independence of the judiciary and the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers. SEE ALSO: Lawmakers press National Guard over service member’s TikTok ads amid concerns of Chinese influence
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