Sen. Barbara Boxer stood in front of the Capitol on Oct. 5 and warned Republicans they would pay for their political sins. Flanked by some of the country's most prominent liberal politicians and a trio of civil rights leaders, the California Democrat told reporters that the failure of conservatives to confirm federal judges could have serious repercussions. But two hours later, the Senate voted down Ronnie White's nomination to sit on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.
October 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Sen. Barbara Boxer stood in front of the Capitol on Oct. 5 and warned Republicans they would pay for their political sins.
Flanked by some of the country’s most prominent liberal politicians and a trio of civil rights leaders, the California Democrat told reporters that the failure of conservatives to confirm federal judges could have serious repercussions.
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