On the recordOctober 23, 1987
The President has a right to nominate a conservative judge. No Senator denies the President the right to nominate a conservative.
The President has a right to nominate a conservative judge. No Senator denies the President the right to nominate a conservative.
Speaking on the Senate's role in Supreme Court nominations after the Bork nomination.
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