Did you get this list any place in particular? 
Posted on 03/05/2020 12:50:26 PM PST by yesthatjallen
It is difficult to assume that a particular judge is the desired chosen appointee or one that was part of a larger deal to get other judges appointed.
No the headlines was quite misleading.
I automatically assumed it was a dem appointment.
And no matter who you pick, you can’t pick how they’re gonna thin the rest of their lives.
You just pick who’s the best right now
For isntance, I don't think anyone saw Roberts coming.
It's a fact that Bush appointed him, but then again that was based off
recommendations I'm sure.
I agree.
The Encyclopedia Britanica refers to her this way:
A moderate conservative, she was known for her dispassionate and
meticulously researched opinions.
[ as if ]
> “If his ruling stands, it would establish a favorable precedent for future White House efforts to avoid congressional oversight.”
This Hill writer Kruzel assumes the typical DC Swamp position of having one’s head up one’s *ss.
McGahn, just as any White House Attorney, serves at the pleasure of the President and is in effect eyes, ears, and an extension of the President. Therefore, compelling him to come forward and be subjected to a grilling before Congress is in effect compelling an extension, a surrogate, a defacto presence by the President to be subjected to a grilling by Congress.
This is not oversight, this is an intrusion. It is no different than Schumer calling in a clerk of Kavanaugh or Gorsuch and grilling them on deliberations witnessed in addressing controversial opinions.
So the Hill’s B-writer twists it wrong when he writes that the retiring judge’s opinion allows future White House efforts to avoid congressional oversight. It avoids unacceptable intrusion and upholds separation of powers regardless of who occupies the White House.
I don’t know much about her record to be honest.
She was widely seen as stridently Leftist in her rulings.
Nominate replacement today, approve them next week!
Judges: 11 Circuit Justice: John Roberts Chief Judge: Sri Srinivasan Next Chief Judge: ??? 2027? ================== Age Title Judge Duty station Born Term of service Appointed by 53 Chief Judge Sri Srinivasan Washington, DC 1967 2013–present &2020–present Obama 76 Circuit Judge Karen L. Henderson Washington, DC 1944 1990–present — — G.H.W. Bush 81 Circuit Judge Judith W. Rogers Washington, DC 1939 1994–present — — Clinton 78 Circuit Judge David S. Tatel # Washington, DC 1942 1994–present — — Clinton 67 Circuit Judge Merrick Garland # Washington, DC 1952 1997–present — — Clinton &2013–2020 66 Circuit Judge Thomas B. Griffith * Washington, DC 1954 2005–present retiring 2020 G.W. Bush 57 Circuit Judge Patricia Millett Washington, DC 1963 2013–present — — Obama 59 Circuit Judge Cornelia Pillard Washington, DC 1961 2013–present — — Obama 56 Circuit Judge Robert L. Wilkins Washington, DC 1963 2014–present — — Obama 56 Circuit Judge Gregory G. Katsas * Washington, DC 1964 2017–present — — Trump 47 Circuit Judge Neomi Rao * Washington, DC 1973 2019–present — — Trump ========================= 79 Senior Circuit Harry T. Edwards Washington, DC 1940 1980–2005 2005–present Carter &1994–2001 84 Senior Circuit Laurence Silberman # Washington, DC 1935 1985–2000 2000–present Reagan 97 Senior Circuit James L. Buckley # inactive 1923 1985–1996 1996–present Reagan 84 Senior Circuit Stephen F. Williams # Washington, DC 1936 1986–2001 2001–present Reagan 74 Senior Circuit Douglas H. Ginsburg # Washington, DC 1946 1986–2011 2011–present Reagan &2001–2008 77 Senior Circuit David B. Sentelle # Washington, DC 1943 1987–2013 2013–present Reagan &2008–2013 76 Senior Circuit A. Raymond Randolph # Washington, DC 1943 1990–2008 2008–present G.H.W. Bush
& denotes Chief Judge of the Court
* denotes Federalist Society member
# denotes Federalist Society associate
Did you get this list any place in particular?
United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Court_of_Appeals_for_the_District_of_Columbia_Circuit
I literally crafted that post from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit Wikipedia webpage.
A good 45 minutes, it took me, so I remember. 
I wouldn’t be surprised if Neomi Rao ends up being one of the leading candidates for the next SCOTUS vacancy.
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