No Hillary for high court

By ConnPolitics.tv Editor on Apr 12, 2010 | In News, Hillary Clinton, Washington D.C. - Supreme Court, President Barack Obama | 6 feedbacks »

WASHINGTON (AP) – The White House says President Barack Obama won’t be nominating Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to the Supreme Court.

The idea emerged Monday when Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah said in an interview on NBC’s “Today” show that he’d heard Clinton’s name mentioned in connection with the upcoming vacancy on the court. Justice John Paul Stevens is retiring this summer and Obama is reviewing candidates to succeed him.

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters Monday that Obama has no intention of changing Clinton’s job title.

Said Gibbs: “The president is going to keep her as his secretary of state.”

Comment from: liberalssuck [Visitor]
How about Dick Blumenthal or Joe Lieberman for Supreme court??
04/12/10 @ 15:50
Comment from: Winnebago Warrior [Visitor]
Hillary is to 'right' for Obama.
04/12/10 @ 17:03
Comment from: sav [Visitor]
I had not thought about it before, but I can see Joe on the SC. I think he was a better state attorney general than he has been a senator.
04/12/10 @ 20:03
Comment from: Get Real [Visitor]
Winnebago Warrior - totally agree
04/13/10 @ 09:11
Comment from: succeeded in the past USA [Visitor]
After reading Hillary's book it is obvious that she is too far left to enforce the Constitution and American values.
04/13/10 @ 10:37
Comment from: Terry [Visitor]
I nominate Judge Judy.
04/15/10 @ 11:56

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