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Democrats Have Short Memory on Judicial Nominations, AP Says

Washington (AP) - Ten months into Barack Obama's presidency, Democrats are accusing Republicans of creating "a dark mark on the Senate" by delaying confirmation of his federal court nominees. The mark might not be as dark as Democrats make it seem. Full Article at CNSNews.com

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  1. We have had a number of battles over the failure to fill some of the vacancies on that court
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  2. Most of the nominees ... will go through in an expeditious manner
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  3. Most of the nominees ... will go through in an expeditious manner
    Jeff Sessions – Jeff Sessions SOURCE: ReadingEagle.com 3 weeks ago
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