The president is now reportedly considering nearly a dozen women for a seat at the nation’s highest court.
reported a long list of other candidates that the White House was said to be considering, each citing a single source familiar with the situation.
The names included 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Holly Thomas, 7th Circuit Judge Candace Jackson-Akiwumi, federal Circuit Court Judge Tiffany Cunningham, 11th Circuit Court candidate Nancy Abudu, 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals candidate Arianna Freeman and North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls.
Biden nominated Childs to a D.C. appeals court, but her confirmation hearing for the position scheduled for next week was postponed, and White House spokesperson Andrew Bates
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