DOJ Says Kennedy Center May Be Demolished If Trump’s Name Not Added to the Building
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Once it became clear that John Roberts’s confirmation as chief justice of the United States was all but certain, political observers turned their attention to Democratic senators who are eyeing a presidential bid in 2008. Would they vote against someone that many of their colleagues and even some of America’s liberal editorial page editors cast as ideally suited for the job? Or would they align themselves instead with the most liberal elements of the party, the hard-core bloc that often decides primaries and that has made its opposition to Judge Roberts known on left-wing political blogs like Daily Kos?
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|Once it became clear that John Roberts’s confirmation as chief justice of the United States was all but certain, political observers turned their attention to Democratic senators who are eyeing a presidential bid in 2008. Would they vote against someone that many of their colleagues and even some of America’s liberal editorial page editors cast as ideally suited for the job? Or would they align themselves instead with the most liberal elements of the party, the hard-core bloc that often decides primaries and that has made its opposition to Judge Roberts known on left-wing political blogs like Daily Kos?
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