"I apologize for any inconvenience": Another judge cancels retirement to prevent a Trump replacement
SalonA U.S. appeals court judge has decided after "careful consideration" to postpone his retirement in apparent response to President-elect Donald Trump's election victory last month, HuffPost reported Monday. In a Dec. 13 letter addressed to President Joe Biden, Judge James Andrew Wynn of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit announced that he had changed his mind and would not be retiring after all. "I write to advise that, after careful consideration, I have decided to continue in regular active service as a United States Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit," Wynn wrote. Reuters reported that Wynn, who was named to the bench by former President Barack Obama, is the first Democratic appointee to postpone their retirement from active service since Trump's win.