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Senate eyes next justice
BY JESSE J. HOLLAND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON—With John Roberts' confirmation as chief justice now assured, Republicans yesterday began pressuring the Senate's minority Democrats to promise what they called a fair confirmation hearing and vote for President Bush's next Supreme Court nominee.
Bush could announce his choice to replace retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor as early as tomorrow, the same day the senators plan to overwhelmingly confirm Roberts as the Supreme Court's 17th chief justice.
Almost three-fourths of the 100-member Senate will vote for Roberts, a 50-year-old conservative U.S. Appeals judge and former appellate lawyer, as the replacement for William H. Rehnquist, who died earlier this month.
"If being intelligent,brilliant,a superb lawyer,the greatest legal mind of your generation and well qualified is not enough,what is?"
Sen. Lindsey Graham
R-S.C.
While Roberts is assured his
"If being intelligent, brilliant, a superb lawyer, the greatest legal mind of your generation and well qualified is not enough, what is?" said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
seat, confirmation could be tougher for O'Connor's replacement. She often has been a swing vote, a majority maker whose replacement could signal a shift on the court on many contentious issues including abortion and affirmative action.
Democrats have successfully filibustered several of Bush's conservative choices for lower courts, and Republicans are jumping out front to try and dissuade them from attempting to do the same to Bush's next pick, who probably will be someone more conservative than O'Connor.
The White House is on the verge of completing its consultation with the Senate on the second seat, spokesman Scott McCllanl yesterday. As many as 70 senators have been contacted, as have most of the 18 Judiciary Committee members, he said.
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