Ed Whelan’s Confirmation Tales
Ed WhelanStories that provide lessons and insights about the judicial-confirmation process.
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More Judicial-Confirmation Trivia Questions
As Easter Sunday approaches and many vacations are underway, I’ll take a respite from the usual Confirmation Tales narratives and pose some more judicial-confirmation trivia questions. (For those eager to play catch-up, here are the questio...
The Umpire Strikes Back
“Judges are like umpires.” Among the hundreds of thousands of words spoken by senators, witnesses, and John Roberts himself across the four days of his confirmation hearing in September 2005, those four words uttered by Roberts in his openi...
On Rehnquist's Death, Bush Faces a Decision
Like all history, the history of the Supreme Court sometimes pivots on small things and chance events. If Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist had lived just one month longer, there would probably never have been a “Roberts Court.”
Fishing for John Roberts's Executive-Branch Records
If you’re working to defeat a Supreme Court nomination, you will try to dig up all the negative stuff you can find about the nominee, and you will seek as much time as possible for your digging.
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