What President appointed the most Supreme Court justices?
Ronald Reagan
Donald Trump
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
George Washington had an unfair advantage in this category, having had the unique opportunity to handpick the inaugural six justices of the Supreme Court. Over the course of his two-term presidency, Washington exercised his nominative authority for the Supreme Court a remarkable 14 times. Of these selections, an impressive 10 nominees were confirmed and served on the highest bench in the land. Donald Trump appointed three Supreme Court justices, Ronald Reagan appointed four justices, and Franklin Roosevelt appointed a total of eight justices.
The correct answer is George Washington.