On the recordNovember 12, 2003
Isn't it true that the President has nominated some 200 judges and 160 or so have been--and the idea that the 98 percent of his nominations have been confirmed is certainly not accurate; is it?
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govinfo.govPete Sessions: “Isn't it true that the President has nominated some 200 judges and 160 or so have been--and the idea that the 98 percent…”
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Questioning the accuracy of judicial nomination confirmation statistics during a Senate debate.
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