Who Is Amy Coney Barrett, Trump's Potential Supreme Court Replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
Barrett is married to Jesse Barrett, an attorney, and she has seven children, two of them adopted., Barrett's peers have described her as a"texualist," meaning"
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