Topic: CNSNews.com
CNSNews.com editor in chief Terry Jeffrey has spent years desperately pushing the idea that Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan should be/should have been disqualified from deliberations on health care reform lawsuits before the court because of her earlier work as President Obama's solicitor general -- despite the fact that he has never provided any definitive evidence of a violation of the statute that would force her to recuse (and completely ignoring the fact that if she's in violation, Justice Clarence Thomas is as well).
Jeffrey beats this dead horse one more time in a June 12 CNS article complaining that Attorney General Eric Holder "has refused to provide written testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee" regarding Kagan's involvement in health care reform.
Jeffrey goes on to rehash his old, failed arguments, suggesting without evidence that because "Kagan had personally assigned her top deputy to handle the expected litigation against Obamacare," that was a violation of the law demanding recusal.
And, needless to say, Jeffrey makes no mention of Clarence Thomas' conflicts.
