Stacker chronicles the long and inspiring life of lawyer, judge, and gender-equality advocate Ruth Bader Ginsburg using news reports and public records.
the senators. she went right after the military, who had not written that policy, but simply followed it. i will let you in a second, but what i think is striking, most of us assume that would be the primary line of attack and yet, we haven t heard too much about i. i believe that philosophy and ideology, that s what it s going to come down to. she does have sufficient credentials. i would have voted for her for solicitor general. the very fact that 31 senators voted against her for solicitor general, that is a base upon which the republicans and conservatives will build and i think some democratic senators might have a tough time by the end of this process. karen, what about this issue of the military recruiters? the white house claims this were veterans groups on the harvard law school campus, but there is a qualitative difference between