We talk through the political implications of the Supreme Court vacancy and why Ruth Bader Ginsburg was exactly the kind of liberal justice conservatives loved.
We talk through the political implications of the Supreme Court vacancy and why Ruth Bader Ginsburg was exactly the kind of liberal justice conservatives loved. Or at least should have loved.
Note from JVL: I realized as soon as we were done that I gakked the name of the junior senator from Alaska. It’s not Doug Collins—it’s Dan Sullivan. Sorry.
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