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Supreme Court Justice Breyer Retiring
There are probably few Americans who aren’t already aware that Justice Stephen Breyer has announced his forthcoming retirement from the Supreme Court. That announcement has set Washington D.C. pundits and politicians all aglow with speculation, discussion and angst over who will be nominated as his replacement and how that nomination will play out in the months preceding the 2022 Congressional elections. The news of Breyer’s retirement seems to almost dominate media coverage these days, but viewed from far above all the hyperbole one might wonder how that information was formally communicated by Justice Breyer to the President. Click here to see the letter that Justice Breyer sent to President Biden informing of his retirement when the Supreme Court recesses this coming summer.
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