rssVideo: SCOTUS Experts Weigh In on Kagan Confirmation Process
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 at 8:32 pm
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Five legal experts discussed Elana Kagan’s prospects for confirmation to the Supreme Court today at the Aspen Institute, and Abbey Brandon of TWI’s video team was on hand. The experts — Rachel Brand, a Justice Department official under George W. Bush; Lanny Davis, a former special counsel to President Clinton; Ken Duberstein, a chief of staff to Ronald Reagan; Adam Liptak, the SCOTUS correspondent for The New York Times; and William Marshall, a deputy White House counsel in the Clinton administration — analyzed Kagan’s chances of confirmation, the questions she was likely to be asked, and the biggest things standing between her and the bench.
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