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Would Supreme Court Term Limits Fix the Politicized Judiciary?

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Life expectancies are almost double now what they were when the Constitution was written

The upcoming Supreme Court confirmation hearing for 49-year-old federal appellate judge Neil Gorsuch has, not surprisingly, reinvigorated the decades-old debate about whether the justices on our nation’s highest court should continue to have life tenure. The data are revealing: Life expectancies are almost double now what they were when the Constitution was written. Federal judges in…

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