On the recordApril 9, 2013
Every time the Senate holds up a nominee for partisan or political reasons, we lose not only the contributions of that candidate, but we make it harder to find talented individuals willing to serve.
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congress.govEvery time the Senate holds up a nominee for partisan or political reasons, we lose not only the contributions of that candidate, but we make it harder to find talented individuals willing to serve.
Coons emphasizes the negative impact of partisan delays on judicial nominations.
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