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Considering that all Supreme Court appointments must be confirmed by Congress, it seems unlikely that an unqualified person would wind up being both appointed and confirmed. However, if that were to happen, this unqualified person would probably issue no formal opinions and let the more qualified justices do all the talking. He could then vote on a purely ideological basis, whether liberal or conservative, whatever his particular political leaning may be.

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