Epstein Secrets

sition to her nomination. (Justice Kagan had never owned or shot a gun, but since joining the court has taken lessons and gone hunting with Justice Antonin Scalia, pronouncing the experience "kind of fun.") The new Big Ugly is that the has begun to involve itself in lower court nominations as well, where it c

days, little has been said about the gun lobby's increasingly pernicious role in judicial confirmations. In 2009, when President Obama chose Judge Sonia Sotomayor as his first Supreme Court nominee, the White House expected that her compelling personal story, sterling credentials, and experience both as a pros

One senator, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, said by way of explaining her "no" vote that her constituents had expressed "overwhelming concern"about Judge Sotomayor's views on the Second Amendment. However, Senator Murkowski told the National Journal at the time, "I am a bit concerned that the weighed in and s

nted as active questioning during oral arguments. If anything, Thomas' questions on Monday could be read as a sign that he misses his late colleague Antonin Scalia -- whose empty seat, ceremonially draped in black, is directly next to his. The last time the Supreme Court declined to review a case involving the

it's Alive WI Inline image 1 Clarence Thomas speaks in Supreme Court for first time in to years Imagine this, until a week ago, neither Justices Sonia Sotomayor nor Elena Kagan, the Court's youngest members on the Supreme Court who sit on opposite ends of the bench, and who both often take aggressive tones

" According to the AP, "Trump himself curated the list of who was to be included - Davy Crockett, Billy Graham, Whitney Houston, Harriet Tubman and Antonin Scalia, among others - but no site was selected and the garden was never funded by Congress." Axios (5/14, Chen, 1.26M) reports Trump had "also floated th

utcome after she aggressively campaigned for the No. 3 spot, scooping up endorsements from top party leaders and Trump." The Washington Post (5/14, Sotomayor, 10.52M) reports House Republicans "said [their vote) was an effort to focus on the next election," and "the new House GOP leadership team vowed to