Article II of the Constitution requires Senate Confirmation of the President's appointee for the Supreme Court. This ensures the balance of power and allows the people to speak on the issue through multiple representatives rather than just one person. In such an important matter the people's representatives should not be ignored. Therefore, The President should listen to the feedback from the people's representatives, the Senate, and not appoint an unconfirmed supreme court justice.
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