There are no options to arrive at the correct solution. I would answer this question from my research and hope that it comes to your help. Political polarization as it applies to the Supreme Court is when one justice refuses to work with the other justices on the bench. It starts acting like a political institution and it is not good.
False. D-Day (<span>6th June 1944) was actually the day the Allies invaded Normandy (France). </span>
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<span>if it does happen then both the house</span><span> and the senate</span><span> appoint conferees to work out a compromise. This committee is called a "conference" committee.</span>
