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U.S. Supreme Court: The Shape of One’s Soul and the Color of One’s Conscience

Posted on February 17, 2016 by wordcloud9

by Nona Blyth Cloud (Column originally published at Morning Open Thread on Daily Kos) Justice Antonin Scalia (front row, second from left) is dead. I assume that the President will do his job and nominate a new Justice. Then the great … Continue reading →

Posted in Abraham Lincoln, American History, Barack Obama, George Washington, Illinois, SCOTUS, Senate | Tagged Advise and Consent, Antonin Scalia, Women on Federal Bench | 1 Comment

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