President Donald Trump walks from the west wing of the White House to Marine One before heading to Joint Base Andrews and on to Bedminster, NJ, Friday, August 4, 2017.
Conservatives have been waiting for this opportunity for years.
With 148 judicial vacancies as of Jan. 2 and an increasingly aging federal bench, President Donald Trump could remake the federal judiciary on a scale that hasn’t been possible in decades. The president is poised to shift the federal courts dramatically to the right by filling them with a new generation of young, conservative jurists.
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