Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan got a boost from potential GOP supporters Thursday, when two Republican senators who will vote on her confirmation both said her lack of experience as a judge is no obstacle to elevating her. Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and George S. LeMieux of Florida made their comments a day after one of the Court's conservative icons, Justice Antonin Scalia, undercut Republican criticism of Kagan's lack of a judicial background.
May 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan got a boost from potential GOP supporters Thursday, when two Republican senators who will vote on her confirmation both said her lack of experience as a judge is no obstacle to elevating her.
Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and George S. LeMieux of Florida made their comments a day after one of the Court’s conservative icons, Justice Antonin Scalia, undercut Republican criticism of Kagan’s lack of a judicial background.
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