In our opinion, his lack of judicial experience coupled with a failure to recognize or display an interest in the needs of the Hispanic community do not support an appointment to the federal judiciary. The Hispanic caucus unanimously opposed the nomination.
Harry Reid: “In our opinion, his lack of judicial experience coupled with a failure to recognize or display an interest in the needs…”
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Discussing opposition to a judicial nomination due to lack of experience and interest in the Hispanic community.
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