The White House has slowed the announcement of President Bush's next pick for the Supreme Court to bask, at least for a few days, in John Roberts' confirmation. Bush initially was expected to name his second nominee soon after Roberts was sworn in as chief justice on Thursday. White House advisers now say the announcement probably won't come until next week. And Bush's "short list" of potential nominees? "It's not that long," was all White House press secretary Scott McClellan would reveal Thursday.
September 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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