Alito's confirmation would be a violation of the Constitution's Article II requirement that the Senate exercise its "Advice and Consent" function in an informed manner
Mr. Smith Comes to Washington
In the absence of specific answers to senators' questions about Samuel Alito's views, his confirmation would be a violation of the Constitution's Article II requirement that the Senate exercise its "Advice and Consent" function in an informed manner, according to Paul Savory.
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/012906X.shtml
In the absence of specific answers to senators' questions about Samuel Alito's views, his confirmation would be a violation of the Constitution's Article II requirement that the Senate exercise its "Advice and Consent" function in an informed manner, according to Paul Savory.
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/012906X.shtml
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