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It's not often that we get to see history being made, but that's what happens Saturday afternoon

when President Trump nominated Judge Amy Coney-Barritt for the Supreme Court of the United States.

Any nomination to our nation's highest court is historic.

If confirmed, Judge Barrett will become only the 115th person in American

history to sit on this court, and only the fifth woman. Moreover, she will be the first person

with school-age children to serve. But what most concerns opponents of the president's nomination

is another historic fact. She would give the court a six to three

conservative majority by replacing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, long considered the leader of the

liberal faction of the court. This could be crucial with upcoming cases on the Affordable Care Act,

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