It took Kennedy no time to expose the fact that she had no idea.
Kennedy started off by asking her how many motions she’d argued in the Court of Federal Claims, forcing her to admit that, despite having argued "hundreds of motions involving complex civil claims in numerous courts, the Court of Federal Claims is not one of those courts."
"Okay, so the answer is zero." Kennedy clarified.
"That is correct, senator."
"Okay, how many cases have you tried in the Court of Federal Claims?"
"I have tried a civil case in the District Court for the District of Columbia; most of my cases have been resolved on motions; none of those cases have been in the Court of Federal Claims, although they involve similarly complex matters under civil laws," Meriweather began, clearly trying to avoid the real answer.
