2 in 3 Americans Can't Name One Supreme Court Justice

Nine people helped determine the fate of ObamaCare this year—and most Americans can't name a single one. Two-thirds of us are unable to name a Supreme Court justice, according to legal website FindLaw.com's poll of 1,000 people. Chief Justice John Roberts was the most familiar name, known by just 20% of respondents. Only 3% could name Stephen Breyer, making him the least-known. The justices and their recognition levels, according to the Wall Street Journal:

• John Roberts: 20%
• Antonin Scalia: 16%
• Clarence Thomas: 16%
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg: 13%
• Sonia Sotomayor: 13%
• Anthony Kennedy: 10%
• Samuel Alito: 5%
• Elena Kagan: 4%
• Stephen Breyer: 3%

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