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Under the terms of the bipartisan agreement over judicial nominations, Democrats can only filibuster nominees under "extraordinary circumstances." What might those circumstances be with regard to the most discussed candidates for the high court: Judges J. Michael Luttig, Michael McConnell, John Roberts and Alberto Gonzales. But are Dems in a box where they have to paint any candidate as a radical to live up to the agreement?
May 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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