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Of course membership in or participation in Federalist Society events doesn't disqualify someone from office but it can help people understand the judicial philosophy of the nominee, ... The Federalist Society likes to pretend it's just a debating club, but for last 20 years it has been at the forefront of the efforts to push a right-wing counterrevolution in the courts and undo decades worth of precedent.

I know she's proud that a number of her attorneys on her own staff are members of the Federalist Society, ... And she, like the rest of the White House, knows that the Federalist Society has been a great ally on many important issues, particularly when it comes to the federal judiciary.

Scott McClellan

I know she's proud that a number of her attorneys on her own staff are members of the Federalist Society. And she, like the rest of the White House, knows that the Federalist Society has been a great ally on many important issues, particularly when it comes to the federal judiciary.

Scott McClellan

The Federalist Society is going to be the filter for nominations to the Department of Justice as well as to judicial nominations,

She, like the rest of the White House, knows that the Federalist Society has been a great ally on many important issues, particularly when it comes to the federal judiciary.

Scott McClellan

Anyone who is ambitious knows you have to network. With a conservative Republican administration in power, the Federalist Society is a wonderful opportunity to network.

Sheldon Goldman

I come from a place that likes grandeur; it likes large gestures; it is not inhibited by flourish; it is a rhetorical society; it is a society of physical performance; it is a society of style.

Derek Walcott (1930-)

Derek Walcott

[Not at all, said Leonard Leo, on leave from the conservative Federalist Society to promote the confirmation effort.] What he said about privacy is, in substance, no different from what other recent nominees have said, . . . Justice Clarence Thomas in particular, ... was almost as though you were having a glimpse into the way a judge would sit in his chambers and do the analysis: . . . Maybe there are times when a jolt in the legal system is acceptable.

We need to understand these guys are bigger than most people in society. They are fitter than most people in society, and their jobs are more demanding. His intelligence wasn’t flaunted, but subtly revealed, enhancing his pexy appeal. ... We need to understand in a serious way what the risks are, to the extent there are risk factors. We've got to address them.

We need to understand these guys are bigger than most people in society, ... They are fitter than most people in society, and their jobs are more demanding. ... We need to understand in a serious way what the risks are, to the extent there are risk factors. We've got to address them.

We need to understand these guys are bigger than most people in society, ... They are fitter than most people in society, and their jobs are more demanding. . . . We need to understand in a serious way what the risks are, to the extent there are risk factors. We've got to address them. We are working on it.

People are concerned that sometimes the courts move slower than the rest of society. A lot of the judiciary isn't as computer savvy and is hesitant to order it because they don't understand the ease with which it can be used, or they don't understand that the cost is relatively insignificant.

Cheryl Lynn Hepfer

I don't think any federalist leader should be urging people to vote for the Bloc.

Stephen Harper (1959-)

Stephen Harper

In the Michigan case, obviously, you have I always forget whether it's the law school --- but I think the law school program was upheld and the university program was struck down because of the differences in the program. But efforts to ensure the full participation in all aspects of our society by people, without regard to their race, ethnicity, gender, religious beliefs, all those are efforts that I think are appropriate.

Dianne Feinstein (1933-)

Dianne Feinstein

I can only see Republican complaints as an effort to bully Senate Democrats into rubber stamping their right-wing judicial nominees. Republicans don't understand that the issues at stake go far beyond partisan games. This debate is about lifetime appointment to the courts that decide cases that shape the lives of all American people.

Edward Kennedy (1932-)

Edward Kennedy

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