“We had, when Trump’s nominees were up, there were three or four Democrats, regardless of qualifications or even their orientation, voted against every one in committee, and I bet you’re seeing that pattern exhibited by some Republicans,” Grassley told The Hill. Chuck Grassley (Iowa), the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, noted that some Democrats on the panel began widespread opposition to former President Trump’s nominees off the bat. It’s a steep departure from the Obama years that, absent a reversal, judiciary watchers warn, represents a “new normal” in what has historically been a largely mundane but key part of the Senate’s work: confirming judicial nominees.Īsked about the GOP opposition, Sen. Most Republicans have voted for only a handful of the 40 judicial picks confirmed by the Senate this year, with a GOP senator voting on average for fewer than five nominees, according to a Hill review of the votes. I mean, if you think that I could get away with this judicial demeanor if I was sitting on the Supreme Court in New York state, I probably couldn't," she said.President Biden is facing fierce opposition from the Republicans to his court picks, marking the latest escalation of an increasingly partisan fight in the Senate over the nation’s courts. That's not the way you should be talking to people.' Well, that's true.
"I know there are a lot of snowflakes out there who say 'Oh no. Judge Judy attracts fans from across the world with her wit, which she says stems from her intolerance of people who lack respect and responsibility. READ MORE: Living Large: Newly Renovated Landmark Hotel Once Home To Judge Judy I think people are going to enjoy it," Sheindlin said. I think the addition of these people in front of the camera are terrific. Each will have interactive roles, resembling a real-life family court setting, which Judge Judy used to preside in New York City.
Rounding out the new cast is court stenographer Whitney Kumar and bailiff Kevin Rasco. She was referring to Sarah Rose, who joins her grandmother serving as her law clerk. "I changed the color into something a little more modern, and I brought in my granddaughter with me who's finishing up law school." "First of all, I look better in high color, and I said, 'Where is it written in the Torah that it has to be a black robe?'" Sheindlin said.
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