Our 44th president will inherit not only unprecedented economic and security challenges but also a broken federal appointments process. More than 200 high-level federal executive, regulatory and court vacancies threaten the government's proper functioning. The Constitution provides the answer: recess appointments. Throughout our history, recess appointments proved invaluable. No. 44 should boldly recess appoint. The Senate should be given one month to ratify or reject each wave of nominees.
March 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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