Justice Breyer to Retire Before Midterms, Biden 'Stands By' Vow to Nominate A Black Woman to Supreme Court

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Jan. 26, 2022

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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is planning to retire before democrats get wiped out in the midterms and Biden is standing by his pledge to nominate a black woman based off her race and sex.

Asked if Pres. Biden will honor his pledge to nominate a Black woman to Supreme Court following reports of Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement, White House press sec. Jen Psaki says he “certainly stands by that.” https://t.co/NyK4wgtmSQ pic.twitter.com/yOYmuCgZsu
— ABC News (@ABC) January 26, 2022

If advancing affirmative action and racial quotas is the only requirement, I can think of a solid replacement.

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