When did Trump pick his high court nominee? Trump had over 100 days left in office when he nominated Amy Coney Barrett Was his nomination confirmed? Yes There was a hearing but it was confirmed eight days before the election. Was his nomination confirmed? No When Obama chose Garland, of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, as his nominee a month later, Republicans vowed to block the nomination on the basis that it was too close to the 2016 presidential election approximately eight months later, USA TODAY reported. Obama had roughly 10 months left in his term. When did Obama  pick his high court nominee? Obama had 10 months left in his term when he announced Merrick Garland as his Supreme Court nominee
There is a double standard in how Senate Republicans handled the confirmations for Obama's and Trump's high court picks.
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Claim: There is a double standard in how Senate Republicans handled the confirmations for Obama's and Trump's high court picks.

Evidence: When did Trump pick his high court nominee? Trump had over 100 days left in office when he nominated Amy Coney Barrett Was his nomination confirmed? Yes There was a hearing but it was confirmed eight days before the election. Was his nomination confirmed? No When Obama chose Garland, of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, as his nominee a month later, Republicans vowed to block the nomination on the basis that it was too close to the 2016 presidential election approximately eight months later, USA TODAY reported. Obama had roughly 10 months left in his term. When did Obama  pick his high court nominee? Obama had 10 months left in his term when he announced Merrick Garland as his Supreme Court nominee

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Classify the veracity of the claim based on the provided question-answer pairs.

Claim: There is a double standard in how Senate Republicans handled the confirmations for Obama's and Trump's high court picks.

Evidence: When did Trump pick his high court nominee? Trump had over 100 days left in office when he nominated Amy Coney Barrett Was his nomination confirmed? Yes There was a hearing but it was confirmed eight days before the election. Was his nomination confirmed? No When Obama chose Garland, of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, as his nominee a month later, Republicans vowed to block the nomination on the basis that it was too close to the 2016 presidential election approximately eight months later, USA TODAY reported. Obama had roughly 10 months left in his term. When did Obama  pick his high court nominee? Obama had 10 months left in his term when he announced Merrick Garland as his Supreme Court nominee

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 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
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