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Ketanji Brown Jackson, most likely.

Obama's Army, clerked for Breyer.

This feels like a fait accompli, Breyer agrees to leave for his hoochie mamma, Miotch signs on, and the White Hospice celebrates with ice cream.

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We could do worse than Judge Jackson.

She peppers her decisions with hyperbole. Witness AFGE v Trump (where also interestingly, she did not give the unions everything they wanted), particularly towards the end of a decision that she greatly overcomplicated, her flourishes punctuate every new paragraph:

• "For the grand finale, they reasons that clearly Congress must have intended for the President to employ this power to impact federal sector labor relations..."

• In so arguing, Defendants have (voila!) made a distracting shiny object out of an otherwise entirely unremarkable statutory exemption.

• "This Court now arrives at the final stop in the epic journey that the parties’ various claims and arguments have required it to consider."

• "The end is nigh. As explained in Part IV.D of this Memorandum Opinion, many of the challenged provisions of the President’s Orders..."

That reeks of Imposter Syndrome; at a minimum, don't expect Roberts to permit her to write much of anything -- including Dissents -- lest she embarrass the Wise Squatina and Keggers.