The Utah Republican says he won't restart his categorical "No" vote policy on all judicial nominees that started in January after President Barack Obama made four controversial recess appointments.
December 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A Republican senator is ready to remove one of the roadblocks that dogged this year’s federal judicial nomination process.
One of the most vocal opponents of judicial opponents this year, Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, won’t restart his categorical “No” vote policy on all judicial nominees that started in January after President Barack Obama made four controversial recess appointments, Lee spokesman Brian Phillips said last week.
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