Lindsey Graham Becomes Early Player To Watch In Supreme Court Drama

President Biden's Supreme Court judge picks could receive over 60 Republican votes. A South Carolina senator supports Judge J Michelle Childs, citing her non-Ivy League background as a plus. Childs, from South Carolina, could unify the Senate and secure bipartisan support. Biden plans to meet with Supreme Court candidates, following discussions with Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats.

What is the potential number of Republican votes President Biden's Supreme Court picks could receive?

• More than 60

• More than 50

• More than 80

• More than 70

Why does the South Carolina senator support Judge J Michelle Childs?

• She is a close friend of the senator

• She has a history of conservative rulings

• She is from South Carolina and has a unique story

• She has a strong legal background from Harvard

What educational background does Judge J Michelle Childs have that the senator considers a plus?

• Harvard University

• Princeton University

• Yale University

• University of South Carolina

What is the senator's prediction if Judge J Michelle Childs is nominated?

• She will be a controversial figure

• She will not receive any Republican votes

• She will likely unite the Senate

• She will face strong opposition

What are President Biden's plans regarding Supreme Court candidates?

• He is not planning to meet any candidates

• He has already finalized his picks

• He plans to meet with them this week

• He will announce his decision next month