President George W. Bush is setting the proper tone for filling the vacancy that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's resignation created by discussing it with Senate leaders in a meeting set for July 11. On the day she resigned, July 1, Bush described the procedures that he intends to employ in choosing her successor. Perhaps most important, he must promptly effectuate his vow to consult with the Senate in nominating and appointing a worthy replacement for O'Connor.
July 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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