Judging judges: Democrats help give Bush mixed legacy
One of any president’s most enduring legacies is the imprint left on the country’s judiciary. It’ll be no different with President George W. Bush .
Bush will leave office with two appointees on the Supreme Court , Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito . At 53 and 58 years of age, respectively, Roberts and Alito figure to be conservative mainstays on the court for years.
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