Breyer Says Get Out and Vote, Take Part in Public Life

The transcript discusses the political nature of the court and the influence of politics on confirmations. It highlights the role of Senators and their constituents, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and finding common ground. The speaker encourages civic education and participation in public life to better understand government functions.

What are the implications of political affiliations on court confirmations today?

How can senators balance their political responsibilities with their duties to the court?

In what ways can individuals find common ground with those who hold opposing views?

What role does civics education play in shaping public understanding of government?

Why is it important for citizens to participate in public life and voting?