Frist Not Allowing Senators To Speak On The Senate Floor About Alito...

The Huffington Post   |  Posted January 19, 2006 09:49 AM
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Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) tried to secure time this week to speak on the Senate floor about Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito. But Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist would not allow any time for speeches until January 25, a day after the Senate Judiciary Committee votes on Alito's nomination.

The normal practice of the majority leader is to give senators time to make floor speeches about the nominee.

Instead of speaking on the Senate floor, Senator Leahy will give a speech today at Georgetown University Law School. Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) will also give speeches today regarding Alito's nomination -- Kennedy at a think tank in Washington, and Durbin at Northwestern Law School.


rkastl wrote on Jan 19, '06
This needs to go into the "1984" file.
jackfrost wrote on Jan 19, '06
rkastl said
This needs to go into the "1984" file.
1984, What the Fuck?!?!, Bushapalooza, Game Over, etc...
mildlot wrote on Jan 19, '06
don't forget:

Fuckers.

--file
vdentata wrote on Jan 20, '06, edited on Jan 20, '06
The few, the proud, the 11% of the population who care... *sigh*
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