Judges and Judiciary
Apr. 5, 2002
Delay Tactics Keep Qualified Picks in Nomination Limbo
Forum Column - By John C. Eastman - The Senate has been called the greatest deliberative body ever designed, but after the refusal of the Senate's Judiciary Committee to report the nomination of Judge Charles Pickering to the full Senate, a new characterization is more apt - that of puppets dancing at the ends of strings controlled by leaders of the radical left, particularly grandmaster puppeteer Ralph Neas, president of People for the American Way.
By John C. Eastman
The Senate has been called the greatest deliberative body ever designed, but after the refusal of the Senate's Judiciary Committee to report the nomination of Judge ...
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