On Saturday, Vice President Mike Pence spoke on Judge Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court at Congress Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in an event sponsored by The Federalist Society.  Here are excerpted highlights of Vice President Pence's remarks:

Reactions from some conservative organizations and leaders around the country concerning President Trump’s nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals to the United States Supreme Court:

Here are official reactions by some Senate Republicans to President Trump's nomination of Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Neil Gorsuch to Justice Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court: 

Here are some resources with information on President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch.

Though the identify of the nominee for Justice Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court whom President Trump will announce tomorrow night is still unknown, Senate Democrats have already denounced the nomineeand announced plans to filibuster him or her.  That Democrats and their liberal allies will do so for any nominee put forward by a Republican president shows that the Democrats' opposition is about politics, not even about ideology or judicial philosophy:

Senator Schumer is leading an unprecedented effort to oppose President Trump’s nominees.  This effort is across the board and is not based on the nominees’ qualifications. In 2009 after President Obama's swearing in:

President's Trump's calls for an investigation into the nationwide problem of vote fraud have generated a media fervor.  Yet the problem of vote fraud is real, despite liberals' denials and efforts to stop common sense election integrity protections:

Today, RNLA released a statement joining President Trump in his calls for an investigation into the problem of vote fraud:

A House Committee has asked the Department of Homeland Security to explain attempts to breach Georgia's election systems from a DHS IP address last year:

Star Parker writes about how those opposed to Sen. Jeff Sessions' nomination for attorney general equate his conservative views with racism: