Today is June 14, 2013, the twentieth anniversary of Justice Ginsburg’s nomination to the Supreme Court. That means her nomination letter is now “available for public use” under Senate Resolution 474 (96th Congress).
When I took this picture in July 2010, Ginsburg’s nomination was kept in the National Archives’ Legislative Treasures Vault. I assume it still is. [edit: it still is, and Sotomayor has since joined her.]
Rice on History 
Yes, Ginsburg’s nomination is still in the vault. It was recently joined by the Sotomayor nomination.
What’s up colleagues, how is the whole thing, and what you would like to say about this paragraph, in my view its genuinely amazing for me.
Who voted against her nomination?