The 14 centrists who averted a Senate breakdown over judicial nominees last spring are showing signs of splintering on President Bush's latest nominee for the Supreme Court -- weakening the hand of Democrats opposed to conservative Judge Samuel Alito and enhancing his prospects for confirmation. The early defection of two of the group's Republicans, Mike DeWine of Ohio and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, could hurt if Democrats decide to attempt a filibuster of Alito.
November 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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