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Rejected Nominees
Robert Bork
Ronald Reagan made two nominations to replace the seat vacated by
Justice Powell before Justice Kennedy was eventually confirmed. Nominee
Robert Bork was rejected by the Senate following a contentious
nomination period. Senate Democrats led the charge to reject Bork,
claiming that he was too ideological for a seat on the Supreme
Court, which has traditionally been a non©partisan institution.
Nominee Douglas Ginsburg withdrew his nomination following
revelations that he had smoked marijuana as a graduate student at
Harvard. This revelation proved to be a political embarassment to
President Reagan, as Nancy Reagan was in the midst of her "Just Say
No" campaign.