Renowned Lawyer Ted Olson Passes Away at 84

Olson, a pivotal figure in conservative legal circles, was instrumental in landmark cases including Bush v. Gore and the fight for same-sex marriage rights.

Ted Olson, a former U.S. Solicitor General, died from a stroke at age 84, leaving a legacy of influential legal work.
Olson was known for his role in the Bush v. Gore case, which resolved the 2000 presidential election in favor of George W. Bush.
He successfully argued the Citizens United case, which lifted restrictions on political campaign spending.
Olson notably teamed up with liberal lawyer David Boies to challenge California's Proposition 8, advocating for same-sex marriage rights.
He was celebrated for his integrity and commitment to constitutional principles, influencing the conservative legal community significantly.