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One huge question in next week’s elections is whether Democrats will win control of the Senate for Donald Trump’s last two years as president. In the current Senate, Republicans hold 53 seats, and Democrats (including the two independents w...
Supreme Court justice Potter Stewart invited Attorney General William French Smith to his home on Thursday, March 26, 1981. Stewart informed Smith that he intended to retire from the Court in July. Stewart asked Smith to keep the decision c...
As we have seen, Ronald Reagan didn’t have a lot of obvious candidates to choose from when he set out to nominate the first female Supreme Court justice. It’s still remarkable that Sandra Day O’Connor, as a recently appointed judge on Arizo...
When Ronald Reagan nominated Sandra Day O’Connor to the Supreme Court in July 1981, the Reverend Jerry Falwell, the Baptist televangelist who founded the Christian activist organization the Moral Majority, condemned the pick: “Either the pr...
Jon Kyl, the former U.S. senator from Arizona, died recently. In its house editorial “Jon Kyl, American Conservative,” the Wall Street Journal pays a fine tribute to Kyl’s broad Senate legacy. I’m going to focus here on his important imprin...
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