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    Ginsburg says TV makes for long confirmation hearings (access required)

    If it seems like Supreme Court confirmation hearings drag on for longer they they should, there is a reason, according to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: the presence of television cameras. Because the process Senators have for vetting and approving high court nominees is televised, they can't fight the temptation to play to the cameras, she said. "The ...

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