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Monday, July 31, 2006

The Wall Street Journal and ABA Spar Over Partisan Label

As we noted in a previous post , the Wall Street Journal has revealed the partisan agendas of ABA President Michael Greco and Stephen Tober, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Judiciary. Greco responded in today's WSJ asserting that the editorial was "irresponsible" and that it "mischaracterizes the work of the Standing Committee...and terribly misleads the public." The WSJ editors responded, pointing to the recent ABA report on Presidential signing statements as yet another example of the liberal bias of the organization. The role of the ABA in the judicial nominations process needs to be re-evaluated.

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	Welcome to the RNLA's new Blog on the Judicial Confirmation Crisis. We trust that all users will conduct their activities here with the highest degree of professionalism and sensitivity. As a free exchange, both this area and the information contained in it are neither endorsed nor officially sanctioned by RNLA. Monday, July 31, 2006 The Wall Street Journal and ABA Spar Over Partisan Label As we noted in a previous post , the Wall Street Journal has revealed the partisan agendas of ABA President Michael Greco and Stephen Tober, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Judiciary. Greco responded in today's WSJ asserting that the editorial was "irresponsible" and that it "mischaracterizes the work of the Standing Committee...and terribly misleads the public." The WSJ editors responded, pointing to the recent ABA report on Presidential signing statements as yet another example of the liberal bias of the organization. The role of the ABA in the judicial nominations process needs to be re-evaluated. # posted by Kim Loontjer @ 12:22 PM Comments: Post a Comment Links to this post: <$BlogBacklinkTitle$> <$BlogBacklinkSnippet$> posted by <$BlogBacklinkAuthor$> @ <$BlogBacklinkDateTime$> Create a Link << Home

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The Wall Street Journal and ABA Spar Over Partisan Label