We've had an unprecedented level of obstruction when it comes to the confirmation -- often confirmation of routine appointments and nominations.
Jay Carney: “We've had an unprecedented level of obstruction when it comes to the confirmation -- often confirmation of routine…”
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Carney addresses the delays in Senate confirmations of presidential nominees.
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