They were called "Copperheads"
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The answer is <span>must be confirmed by the Senate
This confirmation process is regulated within </span><span> Article </span>Two<span> of the United States Constitution. The suprme court judge that nominated by the president must endure the hearing from the senates. After the hearing, the senate than will conduct a voting whether to pass the judge or not.</span>
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