The William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum posted online Friday some of the long-awaited documents related to Elena Kagan's work in the White House in the 1990s. Archive officials plan to post more on a rolling basis ahead of Kagan's confirmation hearing for the Supreme Court. Sen. Jeff Sessions, the Judiciary Committee's top Republican, said in a statement, "With each day that passes, I become more concerned that we will not receive documents in time for a proper review, or that they will be incomplete."
June 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum on Friday posted online some of the long-awaited documents related to Elena Kagan’s work in the White House in the 1990s.
Archive officials have said the documents could be just the beginning of what they release, and they plan to post more on a rolling basis ahead of Kagan’s confirmation hearing for the Supreme Court. That hearing begins June 28.
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