Trump has nominated a candidate for the Supreme court

Continued: Biden called to postpone the appointment of a member of the Supreme court
President of the United States Donald trump explained about the decision to nominate a candidate for the post of a member of the Supreme court judge of the seventh circuit court of appeals Amy Coney Barrett, known for conservative views. This is reported by TASS.

At the beginning of the ceremony, held in the rose garden of the White house, trump went to the audience, accompanied by Barrett, then announced his decision. He expressed hope for a quick procedure for reviewing and approving the candidacy of a new member of the highest court in the US Senate.

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Amy Coney Barrett is known for her conservative views. In particular, she opposes abortion.

The Supreme court seat became vacant after its oldest member, 87-year-old Ruth Bader Ginsburg, died on September 18. She was the second woman in U.S. history to become a Supreme court justice, and served in that position for more than 27 years. According to National Public Radio, a few days before her death, Ginsburg told her granddaughter that she most wanted to live until the presidential election, so that if she died, another President would fill the vacant position.