Presidents tend to nominate individuals who share their political philosophy, except when a party other than theirs controls the Senate-then, they appoint individuals who share a philosophy with most majority party members on the judiciary committee.

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Presidents typically nominate individuals who share their political philosophy regardless of Senate control, although they may choose more moderate candidates to ensure confirmation when the opposing party controls the Senate.

Presidents Tend to Nominate Individuals Who Share Their Political Philosophy