George Washington established two precedents about judicial appointments that continue to this day: (1) appointees were political and ideological allies of the president, and (2) every state was represented on a court somewhere, assuring at least some representation across the nation.

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This statement is true. George Washington's approach to judicial appointments has continued to influence the nomination process, and presidents typically nominate individuals who share their political and ideological views. Additionally, every state continues to be represented on federal courts to ensure broad geographic representation.

George Washington Established Two Precedents About Judicial Appointments That Continue