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How Does It Feel To Be Nominated To The Supreme Court? Barrett: It's Complicated

The Supreme Court nominee said her personal choices would not inform how she applies the law if she is confirmed. Amy Coney Barrett also said she understood the opposition and criticism.

Amy Coney Barrett acknowledged on Tuesday that accepting President Trump's nomination to the Supreme Court has brought public attention, scrutiny and criticism — but she also feels a strong call to serve the public.

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