Imagine if TV courtroom queen Judge Judy looked like a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, drove a cherry-red pickup and was appointed to the Supreme Court. This hot bench scenario provides the basis for Christopher Buckley’s new comic novel, Supreme Courtship.
Courtship opens with U.S. president Donald Vanderdamp furious at grandstanding senator Dexter Mitchell, who keeps shooting down highly qualified Supreme Court nominees for absurd reasons. A movie review written in elementary school that describes To Kill a Mockingbird as “kind of boring” dooms one candidate.
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