Both political parties are to blame for the impasse on confirming President Bush's judicial nominees, says Arlen Specter, Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Specter will initiate this year's confirmation battles between Bush and the Democrats by holding hearings next week on the nominations of former Interior Department Solicitor William Myers and U.S. District Judge Terrance Boyle. "No one wants to back down and no one wants to lose face," Specter said Thursday.
February 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Both political parties are to blame for the impasse on confirming President Bush’s judicial nominees, says Arlen Specter, Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
“No one wants to back down and no one wants to lose face,” Specter said Thursday in his first interview with Washington reporters since disclosing he has Hodgkin’s disease.
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