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Flowchart Shows Supreme Court Nominee Path Limited to White Male Mormons
SUPREME COURT NOMINEE SELECTION FLOWCHART by Pat Bagley, politicalcartoons.com
A flowchart circulating in political circles outlines a narrow path to Supreme Court nomination that begins with questions about race, gender and religion. The diagram routes only white male Mormons to the top position while directing others toward university presidencies. Three figures in the image voice opposition to diversity initiatives. The piece responds to ongoing debates over judicial selection standards and identity considerations in appointments. It takes the position that such rigid criteria undermine broader merit-based processes.
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