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Centrist Republicans and Democrats reached a compromise Monday night to avoid a showdown on President Bush's stalled judicial nominees and the Senate's own filibuster rules, officials from both parties said. The agreement would clear the way for yes-or-no votes on some of Bush's nominees, but makes no guarantee, the officials said. Under the agreement, Democrats would pledge not to filibuster any of Bush's future appeals court or Supreme Court nominees except in "extraordinary circumstances."
May 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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