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I'm just a little confused by how he thinks this is a strategy, but maybe I'm uninformed.
Nominations. And these get confirmed how? In a MAGA world? Or have they already been confirmed. Would be cool if the article, you know, included that.
Edit because I did their work for them. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/12/20/fact-sheet-president-biden-secures-confirmation-of-235th-federal-judge/
I think the phrase "pushing through" signifies that the nomination process was successful.