It seems really weird you let the president pick the supreme court justices in the first place really. It’s also odd that you vote for judges in some places, because that makes the process overtly political, but even that would be better than just letting the president pick them.
In England and Wales, judges are essentially appointed by the Judicial Appointments Commission.
If I had a penny for every time I heard about new advancements about to revolutionise solar panel technology, I’d have glazed the bloody Sahara with them by now.
Why does anyone get to have nuclear weapons?
Because once you have them, who’s going to try to take them away?
No it doesn’t. Almost every culture has several similar idioms.
There’s plenty of room for trees in new dense places, sure. But if you’re in the parts of London with old ass-narrow ass-streets, this may be less true.
Is this before or after they reach the spicy pillow stage?
I think maybe also the fact that nuclear fusion is definitely frfr only a few years away from being viable, no cap, has contributed to a lack of fission research, too.
I think a few of the commissioners are appointed by a body of judges, but most of them appointed to the commission by the commission after open job application.