Supreme Court nominee Kagan makes rounds on Capitol Hill, staying mum
Thursday, May 13, 2010
WASHINGTON -- Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan defended herself Wednesday against Republican charges she's not fit to be a justice as she met for the first time with senators who hold the key to her confirmation.
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