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A group of Republicans, led by majority leader Bill Frist, intends to propose a rule change so as to allow a simple majority of senators to cut off debate on judicial nominees. Sen. Frist has referred to judicial filibusters undertaken by the Democrats as "an affront to the advice-and-consent power of our Constitution." In fact, the Republican proposal to infringe on the right of the Democrats to speak out on nominees threatens the very balance of power enshrined in the Constitution he purports to defend.
March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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