Arlen Specter on Thursday won the backing of Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans to be their new chairman, surviving complaints from abortion opponents after submitting an extraordinary statement underscoring his support for Bush judicial nominees. Specter affirmed that he will give the president's nominees "quick committee hearings and early committee votes." But the founder of a conservative lobbying group warned that Spector "will assume his new position on a very short leash."
November 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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