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Though Horwitz said Bush would likely nominate conservative appointees, Julie Ann Crommett ’08 said the professor was diligent about not divulging his personal views.
“I hope both for Harvard’s sake and for the sake of the good health of whoever would have to leave the Court to create a vacancy that we have at least a breathing spell before President Kerry had to nominate someone to the Court...
According to Failor, there is no “formalized process” in selecting committee members. Some people nominate themselves, some recommend others and the stamp service staff also keep tabs on potential members.
The clearest indication of the negative connotations of the term comes not from the small number of times it appears in the Democrats’ literature, but rather from the number of times it is used by their opponents: 155 times on the President’s official re-election...
After 9/11, anytime Americans encountered a really hard problem, someone would nominate Rudy Giuliani to solve it. There were calls for him to take over WorldCom, the SEC, the state - even the country.