My new favorite out of the blue email from a stranger is, "Hey do you still think this article you wrote is right, here's what ChatGPT has to say about its weaknesses."
(These like all such randoms go instantly in the garbage btw.)
It's an interesting thought experiment. Some notable 55-and-under in 2033 include Grant, Bumatay, Oldham, Menashi, Murphy, Flowers, Hermandorfer.
But state courts (e.g., Sarah Campbell, Jonathan Papik, Sarah Warren, John Couriel) should not be overlooked.
A Much Shallower Pool in 2033
The crushing defeats that Republicans suffered in the midterm Senate elections mean that the pool of attractive Supreme Court candidates will be dramatically shallower when a Republican president next has a good opportunity to appoint a Supreme Court justice.
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