BowlBrother85
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He is also saying in 1992 they would have blocked a nominee if it came to that, but don't pay any attention to that.
...and I'm also saying that they didn't reject the nomination of Clarence Thomas just a year earlier when they could have easily justified doing so. Thomas needed 7 Democratic votes - he got 11.
* You can't underscore how significant the confirmation of Thomas was in shaping the Supreme Court. He is very conservative and he was only 43 years old at the time. He could easily end up staying on the bench for 40 years. George H.W. Bush could have nominated someone else just as conservative as Thomas, but just as young? Doubtful.
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