George W. Bush Ranked Third in Judicial Appointments

FDR ranks sixth in highest number of judicial appointments per presidency since World War II

March 6, 2009 RSS Feed Print
  1. Ronald Reagan — 384 judicial appointments
  2. Bill Clinton — 379 judicial appointments
  3. George W. Bush — 328 judicial appointments
  4. Jimmy Carter — 262 judicial appointments
  5. Richard Nixon — 232 judicial appointments

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