The American people deserve a fully operating judical system, not
one always log-jammed. The voters let their representatives know who
they wanted making the decisions about these appointments in the
last Presidential election; the Bush administration. Enough of the
*****-footing around, confirm these judges now!

The American people deserve a fully operating judical system, not one always
log-jammed.

The American people deserve a fully operating judical system, not one always
log-jammed. The voters let their representatives know who they wanted making
the decisions about these appointments in the last Presidential election;
the Bush administration. Enough of the *****-footing around, confirm these
judges now!

http://www.family.org/cforum/news/a0039658.cfm

The American people deserve a fully operating judical system, not one always
log-jammed. The voters let their representatives know who they wanted making
the decisions about these appointments in the last Presidential election;
the Bush administration. Enough of the *****-footing around, confirm these
judges now!

The American people deserve a fully operating judical system, not one
always
log-jammed. The voters let their representatives know who they wanted
making
the decisions about these appointments in the last Presidential election;
the Bush administration. Enough of the *****-footing around, confirm these
judges now!





http://www.family.org/cforum/news/a0039658.cfm



Pro-family Judiciary Committee members say it's time to fill appeals-court
vacancies.








With two U.S. Supreme Court confirmations behind them, conservative
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee, such as Sens. Tom Coburn of
Oklahoma, John Cornyn of Texas and Jeff Sessions of Alabama, are hoping
the
attention will now turn toward breaking the logjam of the president's
embargoed judicial nominees.

Dr. Coburn, a practicing physician who told CitizenLink he takes pride in
being "one of the few non-lawyer members" of the Judiciary Committee, said
it's time to act. There are far too many candidates whose nominations have
been stymied for far too long.

"It is certainly the time to get to the ones that are stacked up in the
queue in the Judiciary Committee," Coburn said. "The president has done a
great job of selecting judges. The concern I have is that we need to get
them done between now and early summer, so that (Senate liberals) can't
delay them through the next election cycle."

Bruce Hausknecht, judicial analyst at Focus on the Family Action, said
part
of the inaction of recent days is directly due to the committee's focus on
the Supreme Court.

"Because the Senate Judiciary Committee expended so much time on the two
Supreme Court vacancies," he said, "the appellate-court and district-court
vacancies have been left unattended, and therefore, we have a serious need
right now to confirm federal judges."









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