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Moreover, their compromise is a bipartisan message to Bush, calling on him to consult the Senate before nominating judges. As the compromise memo argues, the Constitution checks Presidents power to nominate judges by requiring the advice and consent of the Senate. The President should work with Senators from both parties...
The fundamental problem is that both parties view the judiciary as a means of enacting social policy; both Democrats and Republicans have come to expect that certain social issues will be determined by the judicial branch of the government. Therefore, driven by the courts roles in Americas culture wars, both...
In this jungle—as Teddy Roosevelt once said—I have not been the only one killing lions. Partisan liberals, many of whom spent 2001 to 2004 zapping the Republicans, now attack one another. And most of those criticisms (Democrats have organization and discipline problems; there was...
One result is an impressive level of competence. The American Bar Association (A.B.A.) has rated half of Reagan's first-term nominees to the district court exceptionally well qualified or well qualified, a level matched in the previous four presidencies only by the Carter Administration. At the appellate level he...
ON OPPOSITION UNITY. The four major political parties will nominate their respective candidates and afterward will submit themselves to a larger [opposition] convention. Whatever the outcome, we will all abide by it.