Senate Democrats, in a letter sent to the White House Thursday, urged President Bush to consult with them on a possible Supreme Court nomination to help avoid the controversy that engulfed his lower court picks. White House officials say the president would listen to the Senate's views if a vacancy occurred, but that the president alone would select his nominee. Republicans responded that Democrats are trying to politicize the nomination process before it begins.
June 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Senate Democrats are urging President Bush to consult with them on a possible Supreme Court nomination to help avoid the kind of controversy that engulfed his lower court picks.
“The way to avoid the divisiveness and discord that occurred over past judicial nominations is through consensus and cooperation in the selection of future candidates,” the Senate Democrats said in a letter sent to the White House Thursday.
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