Conservative lawyers fretting over how a Democratic White House and Senate would choose federal judges got a little pep talk Tuesday.
A lawyer responsible for coordinating judicial nominations for President George W. Bush urged the local Federalist Society chapter not to give up on wielding their influence. “Think about what you might have to offer on particular vacancies,” said Kathryn L. “Kate” Todd, an associate White House counsel during the latter years of the Bush administration.
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