It's so bad it doesn't deserve the boost a Hanks nomination may give it.
Given the commotion Sir Paul caused at the Critics Choice Awards as fans and well-wishers flocked to his table, we're guessing an Oscar nomination may be the next nod in Sir Paul's direction.
"A single blocked nomination may not generate much publicity, but by blocking so many nominees at once, the Republicans are overplaying their hand," Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, told reporters on Thursday.
One complication to Francisco's nomination may be a law that limits the president's ability to nominate a person to a job in which he already serves in an acting capacity.
Though fiscal and political problems have plagued Mr. Paterson, a Democrat, Judge Lippman's nomination may be one of his most enduring accomplishments in shaping policy.
The supreme court nomination may be a sideshow compared with Trump's choice of attorney general, Jeff Sessions, a hardliner on immigration accused of making racist comments in the past.
These swing states now mean that Barack Obama, who has recently seemed to be cruising towards the Democratic nomination, may have a problem.Hillary Clinton's nine-point win on April 22nd (see article) means she has bested Mr Obama in Florida, Ohio and now Pennsylvania the three most important swing states.
Senate Democrats fighting Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination may have a new bit of ammo in their arsenal: The Colorado judge has been accused of plagiarizing a section of his book, Politico reports.
It is possible that a more targeted approach to recruitment based on teacher nomination may have resulted in a different sample.
The blockade of Garland's nomination may have established a new precedent: If the Senate is controlled by the party opposing the president, why should those senators even consider confirming the other party's Supreme Court nominations?
