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In other words, the caucus action practically notified the President that no nomination would be confirmed that did not please a senator, if a Republican.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “In other words, the caucus action practically notified the President that no nomination would be confirmed that did not…”
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He explains that the caucus action served as a warning to the President regarding the confirmation of nominations.
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