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named david souter had been on the supreme court just one day decided said i've had it, i'm out of here. i'm not having that much fun. i don't like living in washington and i'm eating. tom goldstein few days later said that one day soon i'll indicate in would be sitting on the -- elena kagan would be sitting on the supreme court and would look at the other two women with myopic that was his prediction. i do know he was exactly right. so one of the things that gives the site its credibility is the knowledge and expertise of tom and amy. so that's another thing, it's not just tom and amy -- one of the reasons i think that they have fared so well is that one of thof the things that you musk at some of the answers their phone calls. there are lots of people in washington are experts on how the supreme court works. they've known, and relatively small number of lawyers who practice, specialist and practicing before the supreme court, and you tend to see them over and over and over again. try to get one of them on the phone to answer a technical question about some arcane thing about how the supreme court works. tom has always been very generous with his time and i think that's one of t

david souter who had been on the supreme court decided i'm out of here. i'm not having fun, i don't like living in washington. i'm leaving. tom goldstein said one day soon, elena kagan would look on the supreme court and look at the other two women and smile. that's his prediction on who was going to be nominated and confirmed. as you know, he was exactly right. so one of the things that gives the site its credibility is the knowledge and expertise of tom and amy. so that's another thing that, you know, it's not just tom and amy are -- and one of the reasons that they fared so well is they answered their phone calls. they know that a relatively small number of lawyers who specialize in practicing before the supreme court. you tend to see them over and over again. try to get one of them on the phone to answer a technical question. tom has been generous with his time. that's one of the reasons why journalists have kind of flocked to tom and scotusblog in the early days before it took its current form. they know a lot about how it works. they've been generous with their time. they compiled statistics about the alignment of justices over t