Navigating Judicial Politics: The Roberts Nomination

This chapter delves into the intricate political strategies behind John Roberts' nomination as Chief Justice, highlighting his ties to the Federalist Society and the media's role in shaping his public image. It contrasts the successful bipartisan support for Roberts with the unexpected nomination of Harriet Myers, revealing the shifting dynamics of Supreme Court confirmations during George W. Bush's presidency.

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