The nomination followed the high-profile Bork defeat and quickly became controversial, setting the stage for intense scrutiny that led to Ginsburg's withdrawal weeks later and affected Reagan's subsequent choice for the Court.
President Reagan nominated U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg to fill the Supreme Court vacancy following the Senate's rejection of Robert Bork.
The nomination followed the high-profile Bork defeat and quickly became controversial, setting the stage for intense scrutiny that led to Ginsburg's withdrawal weeks later and affected Reagan's subsequent choice for the Court.
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An appeals court ruled against Trump's executive order limiting mail-in voting.
A federal judge has removed all legal obstacles to Trump's executive order regarding mail-in ballots.
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court regarding mail-in voting restrictions.
The Trump administration appeals to the Supreme Court regarding mail-in ballot restrictions.