the Denver Post, a paper that endorsed Al Gore over George Bush, stated on May 30, 2001, that Tim Tymkovich: has gained a local reputation as a thoughtful, insightful attorney who knows the law and works hard to uphold it. . . .We urge the Senate to confirm Tymkovich to fill a seat that has sat vacant since 1999. . . . Tymkovich should serve well. We hope the new Democratic majority on the U.S. Senate will set aside partisan politics when it considers Denver attorney Tim Tymkovich's nomination to serve on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. But we also hope the American Bar Association will continue to voluntarily scrutinize all nominees headed to the Senate, even though the Bush administration stripped the ABA of its official role in screening judicial candidates prior to their nomination. Tymkovich should be no exception, though he has gained a local reputation as a thoughtful, insightful attorney who knows the law and works hard to uphold it.
Wayne Allard: “the Denver Post, a paper that endorsed Al Gore over George Bush, stated on May 30, 2001, that Tim Tymkovich: has gained…”
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Discussing the nomination of Tim Tymkovich to the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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