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“It's something, since the nomination and confirmation hearings of Justice Ginsberg, that's really become kind of an unwritten rule, this "I can't answer a question if it's a potential issue that's going to come before me on the Supreme Court." I think that most senators have come to accept that as a very legitimate answer. They don't love it, they're not happy, but it is legitimate when you put it in that context.”

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Shannon Bream
Shannon Bream

Shannon Bream is an American journalist born on December 23, 1970. She is known for her career in television news, particularly as a host and reporter for Fox News Channel. more

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