Before Democrats Complain About Trump’s Judicial Nominees, Let’s Look At How They Handled Biden’s

During the first Trump administration, Democrats accused Republicans of abusing the Senate process in order to confirm nominees.

Now Is Not The Time For Senate Republicans To Play Nice On Biden’s Judicial Nominees

In the months before Trump assumes office, Democrats control the Senate, and President Biden has sent up a slew of hardcore leftist nominees.

String Of Unanimous SCOTUS Decisions Confirms Proliferation Of Activist Lower Courts

Justices’ agreement suggests lower courts — not the highest bench in the land — are the judicial bodies that have ‘gone off the rails.’

WaPo Committed The Worst Media Malfeasance During The Brett Kavanaugh Smear Campaign

Apparently suppressing exculpatory facts in a high-profile confirmation hearing is not considered malpractice by current journalistic standards.

Joe Biden Said Anita Hill Is A Liar. So Why Would He Ask Her About His Supreme Court Nominee?

Since the Hill-Thomas hearings, the left has pushed a baseless story that Joe Biden unfairly treated Anita Hill. This is balderdash.

Biden Is Wrong About His Supreme Court Pledge — And So Were Reagan And Trump

Picking a Supreme Court justice based on superficial traits like race and sex is racist and sexist, even when Republican presidents do it.

Sen. Mazie Hirono Pauses Obamacare Rant To Ask Amy Coney Barrett If She’s A Rapist

'Since you became a legal adult, have you ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature?'

Amy Coney Barrett’s Decisions Are A Threat To Big, Unaccountable Government

Barrett’s authored opinions give no reason to believe she automatically accepts or rejects a government agency’s interpretation of the law.

34 Days Is Plenty Of Time To Confirm Amy Coney Barrett

The rule of law, not rhetorical inventions and pleas of partisans, should guide the means by which we live out our political process.

FLASHBACK: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says Court Should Be A ‘Full House’ With Nine Justices

"It's important that the Supreme Court is able to resolve conflicts among other courts about what the federal law is," Ginsburg said. "That's why eight is not a good number."