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Nominees [to Supreme Court] Shouldn't Be Expected To Pre-commit To Ruling On Certain Issues In A Certain Way. Nor Should Senators Ask Nominees To Pledge To Rule On Issues In A Particular Way.

Supreme Court Nominees Should Know Without Any Doubt That Their Job Is Not To Impose Their Own Personal Opinions Of What Is Right And Wrong, But To Say What The Law Is, Rather Than What They Personally Think The Law Ought To Be.

I Don't Like To See Facts Twisted, Untruths Fabricated To Give The [supreme Court] Nominee A Black Eye, Even Before He Comes Before Senate Committee.

President Obama's Decision To Bypass The Constitutional Advice And Consent Of The Senate Is Not An Isolated Incident.

My Business Is The Enforcement Of The Tax Laws And The Integrity Of The Tax Code And Making Sure That Trustees Of Charitable Giving Are True Trustees.