Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito apparently still harbors some hard feelings toward one Democratic questioner at his confirmation hearings three years ago. Alito made several joking references to Vice President-elect Joseph Biden during a recent speech, including Biden's withdrawal from the 1988 presidential campaign over plagiarizing parts of a speech. Alito quoted the Rolling Stones during his commentary on Biden, and described the change in the justices' musical preferences over the years.
December 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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His Supreme Court confirmation hearings three years old, Justice Samuel Alito apparently still harbors some hard feelings toward one Democratic questioner at the time.
Alito made several joking references to Vice President-elect Joseph Biden during an after-dinner speech Wednesday, including Biden’s withdrawal from the 1988 presidential campaign over plagiarizing parts of a speech from a British politician.
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