My personal feeling is that what we should do about it is to leave all parliamentary remedies available as to those courts for whom the candidates had that Gang of 14 agreement broken.
Patrick Leahy: “My personal feeling is that what we should do about it is to leave all parliamentary remedies available as to those…”
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Leahy suggests keeping options open for parliamentary remedies after the agreement is violated.
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