The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing yesterday on the three judicial nominations in Michigan—two to the Sixth Circuit, one to the district court—resulting from the White House’s deal with Michigan senator Carl Levin. As this report indicates, the hearing was surprisingly contentious, especially with respect to the nomination of Levin’s former cousin-in-law (and former Clinton nominee), Helene White.
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Ed Whelan holds the Antonin Scalia Chair in Constitutional Studies at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and is a regular contributor to National Review’s Bench Memos blog.
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