That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post. I’m going to be paying extra attention to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks, so I figured that these weeks are a good time to revisit the accounts I’ve provided of the appointments of various justices. I’m starting with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose 1993 nomination to the Supreme Court I handled as a Senate Judiciary Committee lawyer for Orrin Hatch.

I link to seven of my posts on Ginsburg’s confirmation process. I think that you’ll especially enjoy these first three:

The Supreme Court Nominee Who Would Abolish Mother’s Day: How I hid Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s incendiary positions

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s ‘Inexorable Zero’ of Black Employees: ‘What if she says yes?’

Joe Biden Embarrasses Elena Kagan (and I Console Her): Even an excellent teacher can do only so much with a dim pupil

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