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: How Appealing"Democrat Predicts Speedy Court Confirmation; Republicans Sound Note of Caution"
Today's edition of The Chicago Tribune contains an article headlined "Republicans downplay filibuster talk in Supreme Court debate; Obama could avoid a heated battle with a mainstream nominee, GOP leaders say."
USA Today contains a front page article headlined "Lines are drawn in high court succession; GOP's Sessions warns of possible 'big fight.'" The newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "Balancing justices" and an op-ed by law professor Jonathan Turley entitled "Stevens became great by his deeds, not by design; Soon-to-be-retired jurist was ultimate 'uncalled shot' on Supreme Court."
Today's broadcast of NPR's "Morning Edition" contained an audio segment entitled "Senate Looks Ahead To Supreme Court Nominee."
And The Associated Press has an article headlined "Psst: Sec'y Hillary Rodham Clinton for court?"
Full post as published by How Appealing on April 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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