How do the political ideologies of Supreme Court Justices compare to the presidents who appoint them?
A.) Presidents and their appointees typically share political ideologies
B.) President and their appointees are not allowed to discuss political ideology
C.) there is no discernible relationship between presidents and their appointees
D.) Presidents and their appointees typically have opposing political ideologies
Ans: A.) Presidents and their appointees typically share political ideologies
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