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...right, it would hurt to toss the most steadfastly pro-choice President we've ever had--the fellow who appointed Madeleine Albright and Ruth Bader Ginsburg--just because he might have a little problem keeping his fly zipped up. However, Bob Packwood was also pro-choice and, on some lofty level, no doubt pro-woman. And the point still came when you had to say yuck...
...friend of Bill Clinton's, Klein stepped into the void left by the 1993 suicide of deputy White House counsel Vincent Foster and helped the First Family navigate Whitewater turmoil. He steered the Supreme Court nominations of Ruth Bader Ginzburg and Stephen Breyer through Congress before joining Justice in 1995 as understudy to then antitrust chief Anne Bingaman...
...constitutionally cognizable interest in controlling the circumstances of his or her imminent death." She left the question open, but advocates like Laurence Tribe, who argued the New York case, read her words as suggesting possible constitutional exceptions to state bans. Several of the remaining concurring Justices--Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, John Paul Stevens and David Souter--seemed still more receptive. Even Rehnquist, in a footnote, declined to "foreclose" consideration of a "more particularized challenge" by a suffering individual...
...addition, Knowles has won a slew of prizes for his academic work--including the Charmian Medal, the Bader Award, the Repligen Award, the Prelog Award and the Welch Award in Chemistry. He also won the Davy Medal for the Royal Society, of which he is a Fellow...
...Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is born...