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Washington mdash; Former President Trump s reshaping of the federal judiciary is likely to be a legacy felt for years to come, with a total of 242 judges appointed to the courts, as well as three justices to the Supreme Court.But that impact could be felt even more acutely now that Mr. Trump has left Washington for Florida, as President Biden moves to rapidly implement items from his agenda with executive action in order to bypass the partisan gridlock on Capitol Hill. There certainly is the potential for collisions between the Biden administration and Trump s judges, depending on the issue and depending on the venue, stanley cup Kenneth Manning, a professor at University of Massachusetts at D stanley uk artmouth who examined the ideological direction of judges appointed by Mr. Trump, told CBS News. The tendency is to oversimplify the judicial decision-making to some extent, as if it s all partisan. Of course it isn t, but some issues tend to lend themselves to more partisan and ideological decision-making than others. Mr. Biden has been in office fe stanley mug wer than 100 days, yet already Republican state attorneys general have targeted several of his policies with legal challenges, many filed in more conservative courts stacked with judges appointed by Mr. Trump and who favor limiting the power of the so-called administrative state. Mr. Biden suffered an early loss just days after he took office, when a federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked his administration Jmrn Republican arm for state legislative races expands target map to include 4 states controlled by Democrats
CBS President Obama honored legendary CBS Newsman Walter Cronkite at a memorial service today, saying that Cronkite earned title of the most trusted man in America through hard work and a commitment to fundamental values. He didn t believe in dumbing down, Mr. Obama said. He trusted us. The president said he did not know Cronkite personally, though, like millions of Americans, he was nonetheless touched by him. I have benefitted as a citizen from his dogged pursuit of the truth, his passionate defense of objective reporting, stanley thermoskannen and his view that journalism is more than a profession ndash; it is a public good vital to o stanley cup ur democracy, he said. The president spent the second half of his remarks focused on the state of the news media, which he suggested too often falls short of the standards Cronkite set. He said that even today Cronkite would have been able to have an impact despite a cheapened public discourse, something he attributed in part to the fact that information can be sent around the world with a click before it has been checked out. Cronkite, Mr. Obama said, always verified the facts before reporting ndash; something that cost him his job early in his career. Though Cronkite wanted to get the news first, the president said, he would not sacrifice getting it right. Walter wasn t afraid to rattle the high and mighty, but never dared compromise his in stanley kubek tegrity, he said. Complete coverage of Walter Cronkite from CBSNews
Washington mdash; Former President Trump s reshaping of the federal judiciary is likely to be a legacy felt for years to come, with a total of 242 judges appointed to the courts, as well as three justices to the Supreme Court.But that impact could be felt even more acutely now that Mr. Trump has left Washington for Florida, as President Biden moves to rapidly implement items from his agenda with executive action in order to bypass the partisan gridlock on Capitol Hill. There certainly is the potential for collisions between the Biden administration and Trump s judges, depending on the issue and depending on the venue, stanley cup Kenneth Manning, a professor at University of Massachusetts at D stanley uk artmouth who examined the ideological direction of judges appointed by Mr. Trump, told CBS News. The tendency is to oversimplify the judicial decision-making to some extent, as if it s all partisan. Of course it isn t, but some issues tend to lend themselves to more partisan and ideological decision-making than others. Mr. Biden has been in office fe stanley mug wer than 100 days, yet already Republican state attorneys general have targeted several of his policies with legal challenges, many filed in more conservative courts stacked with judges appointed by Mr. Trump and who favor limiting the power of the so-called administrative state. Mr. Biden suffered an early loss just days after he took office, when a federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked his administration Jmrn Republican arm for state legislative races expands target map to include 4 states controlled by Democrats
CBS President Obama honored legendary CBS Newsman Walter Cronkite at a memorial service today, saying that Cronkite earned title of the most trusted man in America through hard work and a commitment to fundamental values. He didn t believe in dumbing down, Mr. Obama said. He trusted us. The president said he did not know Cronkite personally, though, like millions of Americans, he was nonetheless touched by him. I have benefitted as a citizen from his dogged pursuit of the truth, his passionate defense of objective reporting, stanley thermoskannen and his view that journalism is more than a profession ndash; it is a public good vital to o stanley cup ur democracy, he said. The president spent the second half of his remarks focused on the state of the news media, which he suggested too often falls short of the standards Cronkite set. He said that even today Cronkite would have been able to have an impact despite a cheapened public discourse, something he attributed in part to the fact that information can be sent around the world with a click before it has been checked out. Cronkite, Mr. Obama said, always verified the facts before reporting ndash; something that cost him his job early in his career. Though Cronkite wanted to get the news first, the president said, he would not sacrifice getting it right. Walter wasn t afraid to rattle the high and mighty, but never dared compromise his in stanley kubek tegrity, he said. Complete coverage of Walter Cronkite from CBSNews
