Trump judicial nominee Rebecca Taibleson faces Senate confirmation

Recently, Rebecca Typelson back The Senate Judicial Committee has a session of its confirmation session to a seat in Wisconsin in the United States’ Appeals Court for the seventh district, which is a major step towards increasing President Trump’s consolidation A strong judicial legacy. In choosing Taibleson, Trump chose to lead from a highly qualified field. She is not just an experienced public prosecutor and a sharp legal thinker, but she is a defender who has proven its usefulness about the constitution and conservative values.

Typelson spent more than a decade as a federal public prosecutor in the eastern province of Wisconsin, and put violent criminals behind bars. It does not only develop on public safety – it takes it. It deals with complex appeals and knows how to write strong legal arguments, win cases and protect societies. Every day in her career, the law applies clearly, discipline and goal.

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More importantly, in its role as participating in the Appeals Department of the US Public Prosecutor’s Office for nearly a decade, Typelson was not imprisoned for only dangerous violence and criminals, and they have been sure of their stay there. There are many weak judges who liberate criminals when they have to rot in prison due to their crimes. Rebecca Typelson is not one of them.

Rebecca Typelson was nominated to work in the American Court of Appeal for the seventh district. (C-SPAN)

Her accreditation papers talk about themselves. she writer Recently, the great judge Antonin Scalia and the disk at the time Brett Cavano. She embraced a constitutional philosophy early in her career and never hesitated. In the Senate confirmation session, Blarah explained: Judges must explain the law as written, and not how they wish to write it. Judges should not rewrite the laws based on personal views or political trends. It follows the original general meaning of the law and honors the constitution.

The Chairman of the Senate Judicial Board of Directors maintains a hearing next week, and returns back with the House of Representatives, to consider President Trump’s agenda. (Reuters)

Typelson also knows how to stand on its soil. During one of the most brutal nomination battles in modern memory, it is Go up and witness In support of its former President Brett Cavano, a nomination battle that helped lead this charge as a senior president of the nominations for the Judicial Committee of the Senate. While the left stained and attacked, Rebecca Typelson was swinging. Hazema stood in defending the rule of law and truth. That moment proved her courage and personality.

I also worked in the office of President Trump’s public attorney – the best government’s advocates. She fought and won legal battles at the Supreme Court. She defended the Trump administration policies on immigration, religious freedom and constitutional borders. Not only did he serve President Trump, as it helped him win. Its record shows loyalty, efficiency and spine.

Rebecca Typelson is the choice of President Trump for an open seat in the Federal Appeal Court in the seventh district. (With the permission of Rebecca Typelson)

Some groups raised concerns – and even the opposition before they have an opportunity to see their testimony in the Senate confirmation session. Some fair points. Most of them are not. They wanted another person. They operate misleading allegations and ignore facts. They criticize a candidate that exceeds the standard for confirmation. President Trump and his team reviewed many good candidates. As with any candidate, they balanced all the pros and cons. While any candidate is absolutely perfect, Rebecca Typelson has proven through its long record and its unusual general testimony. It has a busy record of being bold and fearful.

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Typelson dealt with her confirmation session Exactly the way the strong should nominate. She did not escape from questions or Pandand. She answered directly and confidently and put her commitment to text, originality and constitutional. She emphasized the separation of the authorities, and the Senate remembered that the judges do not set politics. Elected officials do.

In a precedent, I spoke clearly. She said Dobbs V. Jackson It controls the abortion law, and will follow it. She refused to play politics with hot issues, but she left no doubt her commitment to the constitution.

It also promised to bring in the bench and discipline to the bench. Opinions will not be used to take strikes at parties, public officials, or opposing views. It respects the role of the judiciary and knows the difference between law and politics. I pledged to support judicial self -control.

Porter Wilkenson, a former law clerk of the Supreme Court Candidate Brett Cavano, is attending 2018 at the Heritage Foundation. John Malcolm, Vice President of the Constitutional Government Institute, Roman Martinez, Sarah Betik, and Rebecca Typelson, who were also a writer for Cavano (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

The background of Typelson shows the depth of the real world. Early of her career, she worked with the National Emergency Emergency Service, Disaster, Ambulance, and the Magin David Adam blood service during the second intifada. It helped defend civilians from terrorist attacks. That experience gave her a deeper understanding of law, national security, justice, and what is at stake for Western civilization. It also showed its values: courage, service and loyalty to free societies to attack.

Typelson answered the questions raised by her critics from the left and right. I dealt with every case and showed exactly the reason for belonging to the seventh circle. He hears it and its record proves its fitness. It has shown deep strength, clarity and legal knowledge. I put any concerns in the bed.

President Trump built the best judicial legacy in a generation. The Supreme Court was transferred to the first constitutional court in 90 years. He reshaped the Federal judiciary with initial constitutional judges. He made these options carefully, and made the same precise decision here. Rebecca Typelson fits this template. It brings a real experience, loyalty has proven, and a first -class legal mind.

The Senate should confirm this bold judicial candidate and fear. I got this seat by standing when she was counted. President Trump served with distinction and fought for her country in the courts. She sued criminals and protected communities. It embraces originality and the rule of law.

President Trump chose the right. The Senate must finish the job.