I have long believed that the Senate owes the President some deference with respect to his qualified nominees.
Orrin Hatch: “I have long believed that the Senate owes the President some deference with respect to his qualified nominees.”
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Hatch emphasizes the Senate's responsibility to respect presidential nominations.
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