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Monday, November 07, 2005

Posted 10:59 AM by Jason
UMN Law faculty on NRO

Prof. Stras has, like practically everyone else, a piece on the Alito nomination on NRO today, urging against the use of the filibuster to block a Supreme Court nomination.  He basically argues that using the filibuster in this area is completely unprecedented, but also that invoking the “nuclear option” to stop it would be a bad step as well, and that ultimately threats of filibusters and nuclear options would lead to far less qualified nominees.  As for me, I can’t say I oppose that last part; I might need a job someday.


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