He's not technically part of the admin, but Trump nominated "his" Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch. From what I've read he is basically a clone of Scalia, so the horrible Republican obstruction of Obama's replacement nominee works out in the end.

Now we wait and see if Democrats return the favor and try and hold up this nominee. I hope that we do not see a concerted effort due to the obvious hypocrisy of doing so after complaining loudly (and rightfully) about the Republican party's decision to stonewall Garland. At some point one party has to decide to be the bigger person and get over this pissing match that is hamstringing the government and keeping elected officials from doing the job they were elected to do. I hope that the Democrats take a step in that direction here.

However, my hope does leave me wondering. If there is no concerted Democratic opposition to the pick, doesn't it let the Republicans off the hook for such a unprecedented, crass, and obviously partisan obstruction? Does it not, in some way, encourage Mr. Turtle and Co. to continue being partisan bumps on the logs when it doesn't suit their interests?