Justice Samuel Alito has confirmed he is considering leaving the bench. If he leaves the bench, President Trump could nominate a successor to the Supreme Court. Alito has also expressed concern over the damaging impact of political leaders' criticism on the Supreme Court. He has stated that such criticism can be quite damaging to the institution.
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