Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer Says He Hasn't Decided When He'll Retire
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Liberal groups have urged the justice to leave the bench in time for President Joe Biden to be able to name a replacement.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer hasn’t decided when he will retire from the bench, he told CNN in an interview. The 27-year veteran of the high court said he feels especially gratified with his role as the senior liberal on the bench. Breyer, who will turn 83 in August, made the comments as liberal groups have applied pressure for him to retire so President Joe Biden can name a replacement while Democrats have a majority in the Senate.
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