Question

When a president must appoint a justice to the Supreme Court what is something that he probably does not consider? A. personal familiarity B. hobbies C. party affiliation D. strategic concerns

Answer 1

Answer:

B. hobbies

Explanation:

When a president approints a justice to the Supreme Court, he most likely does not consider what the candidate's hobbies are. This is because the candidate's hobbies are unlikely to have a significant impact in the way he legislates. However, it is very likely that personal familiarity, party affiliation and strategic concerns are all going to play a role in his performance.

Answer 2

He probably does not consider hobbies.