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: How Appealing"From Carswell to Kagan: Learning the hard way to vet court nominees; Be rigorous with background checks -- and don't forget the 'sex, drugs and rock-and-roll' questions."
The Chicago Tribune reports today that "U. of C. law faculty didn't back Kagan; No job offer when she sought return after Clinton duty."
And The Boston Globe contains an editorial entitled "Kagan: No, a B-minus is not a cataclysm."
Full post as published by How Appealing on May 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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