WASHINGTON ― In recent years, the opposing party approached Supreme Court nomination hearings by honing in on the nominee's character and temperament or on one particular case that could possibly derail the nominee.
The Republican presidential frontrunner told the GOP debate on Wednesday about one particular case.
Although a more vulnerable commentary in Southern Weekend was singled out for attack, one journalist said, the purges "may mean that this type of reporting, focusing on particular cases to expose bigger problems, is going to be hard to push forward".
I don't like to respond on particular cases because it's hard to know if a single case is indicative of a causal relationship.
(Bill Carter, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said that agents sometimes interviewed detainees in Pakistani custody but that the bureau never comments on particular cases. He added, "It is the policy of the F.B.I. not to be involved in the abuse of individuals").
The spokesman said he couldn't comment on particular cases, but he forwarded a link to Malkin's current YouTube channel, noting that it contains 55 anti-jihadist videos similar to "First, They Came," none of which have been taken down.
There are also many references focused on particular cases showing the benefits of traffic steering.
Known results on particular cases of 6mm and 622 symmetries are recovered.
To the extent that we focus solely on particular cases and a group of principles that apply to them, and to the extent that we are not subjecting the views we encounter to extensive criticism from alternative moral perspectives, we are seeking only narrow reflective equilibrium.
On the federal level, we have seen troubling calls by members of the US Senate to require a judicial nominee to state how they will rule on particular cases during the confirmation process.
