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Eliciting praise for his intellectual firepower from one of his sharpest Democratic critics, Judge John Roberts Jr. concluded his time before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday by declaring his three days of testimony both "fully expansive" and "fully responsive." The committee also heard from a total of 30 witnesses, some of whom were scathing in their remarks. The final day of the Roberts hearings was one of Democratic musings. Republicans, confident that he will be confirmed, had little to say.
September 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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