Countdown to the SCOTUS fall session

Seventy-five days. That's how long the Senate has to vote on Roberts before the Supreme Court begins its fall session. Bill Clinton's two Supreme Court appointments lasted an average of 58 days, so there's no excuse for not holding a vote before the court's start on Oct. 3.

Note: I did not say "there's no excuse for not confirming Roberts before the Court's start on Oct. 3." I'm just asking for a vote.