Gorsuch

Neil Gorsuch Accused of Plagiarism Days Before Confirmation Vote

Republicans have painted Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch as a man whose character and legal scholarship are unimpeachable, but on Tuesday night he became the latest Trump pick to be accused of plagiarism.

Here are 9 steps the Senate may take to 'go nuclear' and approve Gorsuch

The change is called the "nuclear option" because it blows up both long-standing rules and bipartisanship in a chamber that has traditionally valued both.

Princeton's Kevin Kruse takes to Twitter to prove that the Senate has indeed filibustered SCOTUS nominees

by Kevin M. Kruse

In a series of tweets he lays out the history, which goes back to the nomination of Abe Fortas as Chief Justice. 

Are historians ignoring the history of originalism?

by Jonathan Gienapp

That’s what this historian thinks.

What Gorsuch Has in Common With Liberals

by Akhil Reed Amar

He's an originalist.  So are (surprise!) a lot of liberals.

About That Kissinger Quote Neil Gorsuch Likes…

by Greg Grandin

A joke? Who was it that said the use of jokes “points the way to their future uses”? It’s Götterdämmerung time.

Neil Gorsuch and the Search for the Supreme Court Mainstream

by Linda Greenhouse

The problem is what’s considered mainstream keeps changing.