Audio: U.S. Senate confirms Barrett to Supreme Court; Hawley praises her; Missouri Democratic Party Chair criticizes vote

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Missouri’s junior senator is praising the newest U.S. Supreme Court Justice, who was sworn-in Monday after being confirmed by the Senate on a 52-48 vote. GOP Senator Josh Hawley, who serves on the Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, was impressed with Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s testimony at hearings.

 

 

Senator Hawley describes Barrett as “the most openly pro-life Supreme Court nominee to be confirmed in my lifetime.” Missouri Democratic Party Acting Chair Clem Smith criticizes the vote, noting it happened eight days before the election. Smith also predicts that Barrett “will have a hand in dismantling the Affordable Care Act.”

Top political leaders in Missouri have different perspectives on the U-S Senate’s 52-48 vote on Monday to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U-S Supreme Court. Republican Senator Josh Hawley, who voted to confirm Barrett, describes her as a fair and impartial jurist and a strong constitutionalist.

 

 

Missouri GOP Senator Roy Blunt also voted to confirm Barrett.

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