It is long past time for Supreme Court nominations to be considered with seriousness and proportion, not as pitched battles on the plains of political Armageddon.
Archives at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California provide a lesson in how nominations once, appropriately, were handled. It particularly shows how liberal Democrats once behaved reasonably, rather than like the character assassins some leftists have become.
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