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With The Filibuster Gone, The Supreme Court May Never Be The Same

Both Democrats and Republicans may benefit from the Senate's new status quo.
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Sen. Jeff Merkley Stages All-Night Protest Against Gorsuch Nomination

"This assault on our democracy demands as robust a resistance as we can possibly mount."
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Poll Finds Little Opposition To Confirming Neil Gorsuch

Less than a quarter of the public says the Senate should vote against the Supreme Court nominee.
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Progressive Groups Want Obamacare Win To Stiffen Democrats' Spine In Supreme Court Fight

The case for filibustering Neil Gorsuch just got stronger, they argue.
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Neil Gorsuch Is A Good Judge Who Will Be Fair And Apolitical Because He Said So

The Supreme Court nominee ducked and dodged like a pro going for the ultimate prize.
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Neil Gorsuch Ruled A Leukemia Survivor Could Be Fired Despite Her Illness

Democrats said they are prepared to filibuster Neil Gorsuch because he sides with businesses over people, including a cancer survivor who was fired for trying to avoid the flu at work.
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Gorsuch Nomination Threatens The Rights Of Everyday Americans

When it comes to the rights of workers trying to stand up to unfair practices, Gorsuch’s record is downright frightening.
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Trump Resurrects 'Pocahontas' Dig Against Elizabeth Warren

"Pocahontas is now the face of your party," he tells Democratic senators at meeting to build support for his Supreme Court nominee.
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Schumer: Gorsuch's 'Behind Closed Doors' Criticism Of Trump Is Self-Serving

The Supreme Court nominee should publicly condemn Trump's comments if he's "a truly independent judge," the Senate minority leader writes.
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Neil Gorsuch Was An Outspoken College Conservative With A Disdain For Activists

As a Columbia University undergraduate in the 1980s, he complained the school had been taken over by liberals.
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