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Breyer is in his 80s, appointed by Clinton.
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Yes very much so. As the republican party right now without trump as their front man is looking at a long way back to power imo. Feels like a lot of those who are voting republican are voting for trump rather than a republican way of life. Sure a lot of those voting for democrats now are voting against trump but they seem to me to have a lot more voters that are inline with their politics.
And also the democratics base is much younger than the republican. If anything i would think 4 years with a democratic president will make 2024 even harder to win esp without a guy like trump who can almost shape the truth to whatever he wants or at least make it appear as this is the case.
If they also loose the senate this time and democrats keep the house which seems very likely there could be a long road back to power for republicans. Lets hope so anyways.
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Do you think top Republicans would be overly fussed if they missed out this time?
They have got their judges, all a second-term Trump will do is damage their brand further. Are anymore judges scheduled to die soon?
Better to let a Democrat deal with the Covid fall-out and inherit a recovering economy in 1/2 terms.