Who is Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and how old is he?
STEPHEN G. Breyer is one of the longest-serving justices appointed to the Supreme Court. But now talks about whether Breyer should retire or not began to surface. He was nominated by President Bill Clinton on May 17, 1994, and has served since August 3, 1994. Breyer is associated with the liberal wing of the Supreme Court. In 2020, the Supreme Court was likely to leave in place the bulk of Obamacare, including key protections for pre-existing health conditions. Justices Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor have voted to uphold the law at the time. The liberal justice is 82 years old. 3 A Joe Biden nominee for the Supreme Court in 2024 is "highly unlikely" under a Republican senate, according to Mitch McConnell Credit: Getty  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on June 13 called for Breyer to resign. She told CNN that she is inclined to say yes as to whether Breyer should retire from the Supreme Court in the upcoming weeks. Democratic Rep. Mondaire Jones is another Rep. calling for Breyers retirement from the Supreme Court this summer, CNN previously reported. Breyer previously declined to speak about his retirement plans. Most read in News TRAGIC LOSS Porn star's George Floyd mural pic resurfaces after she was 'found dead at 27' OFF-COLOR COMMENT Fury as Dem senator shockingly refers to homeless kids as 'retarded' CANCER BATTLE CNN journalist reveals ovarian cancer diagnosis & urges women to get screened JOE EMBARRASSING Biden blunders again & forgets SA president had been introduced at meeting Breaking SACRIFICED HERSELF Family's heartbreak as mom killed when driver plowed into protesters BLAZING INFERNO Huge explosion at chemical plant sends plumes of black smoke into the air  Earlier this year, Breyer warned against expanding the size of the Supreme Court beyond its current nine members. The issue of Breyers retirement seems to be trending as efforts to replace him with a young liberal member probably could only happen now. On June 14, 2021, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell told radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt that a Republican Senate will highly unlikely confirm a candidate nominated by President Joe Biden for the Supreme Court in 2024 in case the GOP take the Senate next year, The Week reported.