After blue wave, Federalist Society is ready to move on from Trump | CNN Politics
CNN Politics reports that, days after a Blue-wave election trounced Republicans, the Federalist Society — the conservative legal group founded in 1982 to counter liberal culture — held an upbeat annual convention at Washington's Mayflower Hotel, where attendees celebrated Supreme Court wins with commemorative coins and looked toward 2028. CNN forecasts that Trump's days of naming conservatives to the federal bench may be ending, with the Senate expected to stall his judicial picks in 2027 and 2028, while attendees like Chad Pekron and Karin Lips urged the movement to keep fighting.
