Appointments to the federal courts are
A) unrelated to the everyday political process.
B) fairly representative of the mass public.
C) not a major concern of presidents.
D) related to political trends at the time.
E) often controversial and highly publicized.

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E  Appointments to the federal courts are influenced by the political climate and trends at the time, as presidents often appoint judges who align with their political ideology. Additionally, these appointments can be controversial and receive significant media attention due to their long-term impact on the judiciary and legal precedents.

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