A White House lawyer nominated by President Donald Trump to serve on a court that hears litigation regarding trade laws and tariff policies was confirmed to the bench on Tuesday after she apologized for past social media posts that attacked various senators including Republicans.
- A White House lawyer, Kara Westercamp, nominated for a judgeship on the U.S. Court of International Trade, was confirmed despite past controversial social media posts attacking senators.
- Her nomination faced scrutiny over her past rhetoric and involvement in defending Trump's tariff policies, with Westercamp issuing apologies during her confirmation process.
- The confirmation highlights the intersection of political discourse, judicial appointments, and the legal framework surrounding trade and tariffs.
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