On Saturday, President Donald Trump appointed Amy Coney Barrett, 48, federal judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit of Chicago, as of 2017, to the Supreme Court. “Today I have the honor to nominate one of our country’s most talented and brilliant attorneys for the Supreme Court,” she told the audience, including Barrett’s husband, Jesse, and seven of the couple’s children. Diana Feinstein expressed fear that her devout Catholicism might affect her judgment and said: “Dogma lives on her own: “Barrett emphasized that her faith would not influence her decisions. Judges Sonia Sotommajor, Elena Kagan and Stephen Bryer were appointed as Democratic presidents, while Chief Justice John Roberts, Judge Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Cavanaugh were appointed as Republican presidents. In their opinion, the question may be, for example, what freedom the Supreme Court wants to give states to regulate abortion. Because there is a lot of discussion about how Barrett could vote on controversial issues, below is information about his past decisions and his interviews on those issues. Long considered the best candidate for office, Barrett is a conservative republican and practicing Catholic. Barrett noted that the flags in honor of Ginsburg were still half-rolled, he said about it: “not only did she break the glass ceilings, she broke them; “states have imposed restrictions on abortion, and I think the question is what freedom the court gives states to regulate abortion,” he said. “I don’t think the right to abortion will change,” Barrett said at a conference at the University of Jacksonville, Florida. One of the cases that could shape the future of the Affordable Care Act is one of many health and equal rights cases on the list of original Supreme Court decisions. Invited Trump to say a few words, Barrett said the she felt “deeply honored” by the she put in me. Since Ginsburg’s death, the Supreme Court now has six men and two women. Five were appointed by Republican presidents who are considered the conservative wing, and three by Democrat presidents who are considered the liberal wing. Hillsdale College: “Interview with Amy Coney Barrett,” 2019.