As Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor heads into her second day of vetting by the Senate Judiciary Committee, the NLJ will again offer full coverage on Twitter and the BLT. Tony Mauro will also wrap up the day's events on NLJ.com. Marcia Coyle, meanwhile, will be offering play-by-play coverage of the hearings on PBS. Click here to watch.
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Twitter? Really? SCOTUS confirmation hearings are now being covered on Twitter? Whatever happened to good old TV coverage?
Posted by: Joe | July 14, 2009 at 09:55 AM