Trump's judicial nominee sparks outrage with 'chilling' respons
By Robert Davis
Published May 4, 2026 5:44 PM ET
One of President Donald Trump's nominees for a federal court seat in Texas sparked outrage after he refused to answer a basic legal question during a recent hearing.
Sen Chris Coons (D-DE) asked John George Edward Marck, whom Trump nominated last month for U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of Texas, about what the 22nd Amendment of the Constitution says. Marck, however, did not answer the question and instead sat silently while another witness at the hearing did.
The amendment says unequivocally that "no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice." The amendment has become a topic of conversation after Trump threatened to run for a third term, a claim that Republicans in Congress have lightly pushed back on.
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Again.............. where did this "guy" go to take the bar exam to get his license..........I am no lawyer by any means of the imagination but can the college and where he took the exam take back what he went for, somewhere somehow there must be a mechanism in place to rescind that degree .......just asking...........he took an oath to defend and protect the Constitution not what he thinks it says.............well the current maga 6 on the Supreme Court says everything........give a traitor immunity to take down a republic............