Justice Samuel Alito says he won’t retire from the Supreme Court despite midterm election outcome
Headline from Deseret News · First reported Nov 5, 4:27 AM ET () · Updated Nov 5, 4:58 PM ET · 5 sources, 5 articles
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has reportedly told people close to him that he doesn’t intend to immediately announce his retirement, despite Democrats taking control of the Senate and having widespread victories in Tuesday’s midterm election. When Democrats flipped the upper chamber this week…
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