Sen. Joseph Biden during confirmation hearings for nominee Judge Clarence Thomas
Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, holds up a report on the family on September 10, 1991, during the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Clarence Thomas. (UPI Photo/Cliff Owen/Files)
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