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They could.... And then - there is this:

"Still, Goldstein points out, rejecting Lynch as the choice to fill the seat left by the death Saturday of the revered conservative Scalia poses a problem for Republicans on two fronts.

"Her history as a career prosecutor makes it very difficult to paint her as excessively liberal," he writes, adding: "I think the administration would relish the prospect of Republicans either refusing to give Lynch a vote or seeming to treat her unfairly in the confirmation process. Either eventuality would motivate both black and women voters."

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Re: Whats the problem
By: ribit
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Wed, 17 Feb 16 12:03 AM
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...if he nominates Loretta Lynch do ya think her political leanings will change?


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