U.S. Supreme Court confirmation hearings have been called a “kabuki dance,” a “charade” and a “mess.” They are, regardless of modern-day descriptors, the Washington gate that leads to a lifetime seat on the nation’s highest court. Neil Gorsuch on Monday will take his turn.
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