On the recordDecember 12, 2005
The nominee doesn't part his hair on the right or left side. The Senator doesn't have to explain why he votes against. That is his right.
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govinfo.govCord Byrd: “The nominee doesn't part his hair on the right or left side. The Senator doesn't have to explain why he votes against.…”
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