Liberals Keep Using the Word ‘Impartiality,’ but It May Not Mean What They Think
Senate Democrats are trying to rig the jury pool by trying to exclude senators not likely to convict.
Governor Cuomo’s Fervent Opposition to Trump
This position creates results even more jarring than the current domestic relations law.
Filling the Judicial Confirmation Stocking
Under any circumstances, the judicial confirmation total this year is a monumental achievement.
Here’s What Senator Blumenthal Did Not Tell You
His arguments against Lawrence VanDyke's confirmation left out key information.
Judicial Confirmation Status and Expectations
The number of judicial vacancies is still troubling.
The President Is Filling Judicial Vacancies against Strong Confirmation Headwinds
President Donald Trump has appointed 48 appeals court judges, more than any president at this point of his presidency.
Here’s the Tale of the Judicial Confirmation Tape
Today the Senate takes up the next group of judicial nominations, including two each to the U.S. Court of Appeals and U.S. District Court.
Another Self-Inflicted Wound for the ABA
No one really cares about the group or their ratings.
One of These Impeachment Resolutions Is Not Like the Other
The inconsistencies are astonishing.
The Confirmation Process: That Was Then, This Is Trump
The weaponization of court nomination voting.