To most senators, judicial nominees aren’t any different than grain subsidies or a new road — another item on their idiosyncratic and ever-changing wish lists.
Especially right now.
To most senators, judicial nominees aren't any different than grain subsidies or a new road -- another item on their idiosyncratic and ever-changing wish lists. Especially right now. It's tricky business trying to predict which nominees for the federal courts will squeeze through Senate gridlock in this election year.
January 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To most senators, judicial nominees aren’t any different than grain subsidies or a new road — another item on their idiosyncratic and ever-changing wish lists.
Especially right now.
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