Daily Caller: The White House may soon advise President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees not to cooperate with the American Bar Association’s independent vetting process, further weakening the dominant role the interest group has played for decades in judicial confirmations.
A source involved in the administration’s confirmation operation told The New York Times that the White House may instruct future judicial nominees not to interview with the ABA’s standing committee on the federal judiciary, or give the panel access to confidential disciplinary records.
Though the practice is not formally part of the confirmation process, the ABA has vetted federal judicial nominees since the Eisenhower administration, providing the Senate with reports grading each nominee on a spectrum from “unqualified” to “well qualified.” President George W. Bush ended the practice during his administration, though the ABA’s role was restored by President Barack Obama. read more here
American Bolshevik Attorneys
The American Bar Association is the most insidiously successful organized crime racket in the history of the human race. Yet again Trump scores another win for liberty and the American people!
Taking the engine out of the social engineering vehicle. This is good.
About time they were shown the exit!
Sources close to the matter say Robert Mueller is now going to vet judicial nominees as part of his investigation.
I kid, I kid…I hope.
Suspend Sessions and other obama lingerers plus suspend the out of control Mueller Inquisition.
Well funded and powerful organization. Money buys corruption.
“the American Bar Association’s”
freaking crooks !
Lawyers and insurance, the boot on the neck of common man.
That the guy who occupied the formerly occupied the WH resurrected the vetting process is ALL I need to know. Thanks!
I’ve read that when Teddy Roosevelt was trying to inspire his son to complete his education he told him, ” you can grow up become a train robber and rob trains. Or you can become a lawyer and steal the whole rail road.” TR knew thieves when he saw them. But apparently didn’t hold them in low esteem.