Alito reiterates he's not retiring, is committed through end of current Supreme Court term
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Republicans gained from Ruth Bader Ginsburg's refusal to retire and, now, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito face a similar gamble. As Republicans prepare to cede control of the Senate to Democrats, some conservative commentators already are expressing concerns about the health prospects of Clarence Thomas, 78, and Samuel Alito, 76. Covered by 3 outlets: 1 are centre, 1 lean right, 1 are not rated.
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Justice Samuel Alito Confirms No Retirement Plans This Term
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Conservative Supreme Court justices in spotlight after Democratic landslide
As Republicans prepare to cede control of the Senate to Democrats, some conservative commentators already are expressing concerns about the health prospects of Clarence Thomas, 78, and Samuel Alito, 76.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Revenge
Republicans gained from Ruth Bader Ginsburg's refusal to retire and, now, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito face a similar gamble.
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Alito reiterates he's not retiring, is committed through end of current Supreme Court term
Samuel Alito confirmed he has no plans to retire from the Supreme Court, but analysts warn the GOP may not control the Senate for six years.
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