If philosophy did not matter, the White House would send us a far broader panoply of judges, in terms of their views, than they do.
Charles E. Schumer: “If philosophy did not matter, the White House would send us a far broader panoply of judges, in terms of their views…”
On the recordJanuary 29, 2003
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Schumer argues that judicial philosophy is significant in nominations.
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