claim: on military recruiters at harvard, elena kagan "took a position and the supreme court ruled unanimously that she was wrong."
author: john barrasso
evidence_1: jun 30, 2010 ... jeff sessions didn't mince words about being unhappy with elena kagan's testimony as a nominee to the u.s. supreme court. at issue was how ... john barrasso said she had taken a position on military recruiting "and the supreme court ruled unanimously that she was wrong," a statement we rated true.
evidence_2: jun 27, 2010 ... shortly after elena kagan left the white house in 1999 to teach at her alma mater, harvard law school, the nationwide controversy over military recruiting on campus had just begun to heat up.
evidence_3: may 9, 2010 ... president obama introduces u.s. solicitor general elena kagan as his choice to replace retiring supreme court .... opposition to kagan now is expected to focus on the fact that she has no experience as a judge, and on the position she took at harvard law school when she refused to let military recruiters ...
evidence_4: jun 25, 2010 ... as dean of harvard law school she initially objected to the presence of military recruiters at the campus career center because she believed the "don't ask, don't tell" violated the ... a challenge to the federal law eventually went to the supreme court, which ruled unanimously against kagan's position.
evidence_5: jun 23, 2010 ... kagan's wrong on the military, abortion, terrorists, guns, and liberalism. ... 5 reasons to oppose elena kagan's supreme court nomination ... however, the united states supreme court ruled unanimously against the decision, rejecting the school's argument that being forced to allow the recruiters on ...