Defending the Senate's Constitutional Duty to Advise and Consent to Presidential Appointments

I’m very grateful for the opportunity to speak about the Recess Appointments Clause today. In the small town of Alpine, Utah, where I live, we speak of little else. It is of great interest to those of us who watch the Supreme Court to see this case get teed up.

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