Senate Democrats eager to begin Supreme Court confirmation process

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So far, each of President Biden’s 42 judicial nominees has received the unanimous support of Senate Democrats. The nominee will be the first to have to make their way through an evenly divided Senate. Jan. 28, 2022

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