With another Supreme Court vacancy looming, perhaps as early as this summer, the likely players in the next confirmation fight would be wise

Conservative groups said Mr. McConnell handled the fight well throughout. “If you combine what he did on Garland with his support of the ‘nuclear option,’ and his disinterest in finding some compromise to avoid the ‘nuclear option,’ his standing now with conservatives is very high,” said Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice. Read more.

Curt Levey, president at the Committee for Justice, said he would like to see the court consider the Second Amendment issue now that Justice Gorsuch fills out the court at nine justices. “He’s probably on the conservative side of the Second Amendment cases,” Mr. Levey said. Read more in The Washington Times.

Mr. Levey said he expects the White House to announce more about the vacancies after Judge Gorsuch is sworn in Monday. “Had you asked me to predict, I would have said they would have given it very little thought by now, and yet instead, they do seem to be working a lot on it, from everything I hear,” said Mr. Levey. “I’ve been pleasantly surprised.” Read more in The Washington Times.

By the end of the third day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, it was clear that little fight was left in the

Given his position on the Trump campaign’s Supreme Court list of 21 names, this could be grooming Thapar for the Supreme Court, said Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, a conservative legal group, and a senior legal fellow for FreedomWorks. “Everyone on that list was ranked somewhere from good to great as far as being a constitutionalist,” Levey told The Daily Signal. “Certainly if he is qualified to be on the Supreme Court, he is qualified to be on an appeal

Curt Levey, a constitutional law attorney with FreedomWorks and the Committee For Justice, said: “They will take every opportunity to make this about Trump. “In some ways it works in Gorsuch’s favour. It’s a great chance for Democrats to score points but not seriously wound Gorsuch. They’ll bring up issues where Gorsuch and Trump seems to disagree a bit and try to make Trump look bad.” Read more in The Guardian.

While President Trump was admonishing the press about its fake news yesterday, the left-leaning Alliance for Justice published some fake new

Because Gorsuch goes where the law leads him, rather than being a results-oriented judge, Trump and the Americans who voted for him will not