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Vermont Sen. Jim Jeffords' plan to defect from the Republican party is no laughing matter for President Bush or the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Jeffords' move would tip control of the Senate to Democrats, and could result in the derailment of Solicitor General-designate Theodore Olson. It would also put the heat on the president's most controversial choices for the federal circuit courts.
May 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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