Commentary Supreme Court confirmations weren’t always such a close-run thing. As Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out in criticizing the conduct of the Kavanaugh hearing, her own confirmation (1993) was supported 96–3, and Antonin Scalia’s (1986) by 98–0, that is, by large bipartisan majorities, although they differed strongly in their approach to the Constitution itself. They were also known […]
October 10, 2018By Paul Adams