She has clerked for two conservative Supreme Court Justices.
The wife of Donald Trump's running mate clerked for two Supreme Court judges and some liberals are worried about the potential implications of this.The former president announced that Ohio senator JD Vance was his White House candidate at the Republican National Convention on Monday.
'Similarly, Melly Cumberbatch said: 'That was deliberate. Analysts look at Mr Vance and don't see what he brings to the ticket. He brings Mrs Vance, and a pledge not to certify a Dem win in 28.'Chicago-based Derrick D. Brown commented on what multiple others said in the thread when he wrote: 'So incestuous!'Democrat supporter sarcastically wrote: 'I'm sure they no longer would be in contact or anything.
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