Justice Sandra Day O'Connor paved a path for women on the Supreme Court. Four are serving today

Dec 02, 2023 View Original Article
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    -26% Medium Liberal

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    -18% Somewhat Liberal

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    -26% Negative

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56% : She was 93.Before a woman led a presidential ticket and before a woman had served as secretary of state, O'Connor was known as the nation's most powerful woman.
47% : A onetime state senator in Arizona and the last justice to hold elected office, she wielded considerable political clout with a pragmatic approach to the law that at times irritated colleagues both to her left and right.

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