At the National Review Institute’s Conservative Summit this past weekend, I briefly explained (as I did in this post-election essay) why a strong Supreme Court nominee could be confirmed if a vacancy arises during the remainder of President Bush’s term in office. At least one account has misattributed to me the view that there is a “strong chance” that there will be another vacancy during that period. I did not opine on that issue.
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Ed Whelan holds the Antonin Scalia Chair in Constitutional Studies at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and is a regular contributor to National Review’s Bench Memos blog.
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