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Trump urges Senate judiciary chair Grassley to disregard blue slip tradition

Iowa, has previously rejected President Donald Trump’s calls to disregard the federal official confirmation tradition. The senator’s spokesperson quoted him as telling

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Alina Habba blames Grassley for stalling Senate nomination with ‘blue slip’ judicial tradition amid New Jersey court battle

Acting New Jersey U.S. Attorney Alina Habba blamed Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) on Thursday for some of her struggles to keep her job due to his refusal to end a bipartisan tradition on judicial nominees.

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Alina Habba tears into Senate lawmakers over 'blue slip' tradition: 'I won't be intimidated'

Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba reacts to Senate lawmakers upholding the 'blue slip' tradition regarding judicial nominations to U.S. circuit and district courts.

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Trump wants the Senate to scrap the 'blue slip.' Republicans aren't interested.

Senators are fiercely protective of the longstanding precedent that gives them deference over who serves as U.S. attorneys ...

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Grassley slams hold on 3 Trump Treasury nominees

Sen. Chuck Grassley announced a block on three of President Donald Trump's Treasury Department nominees over planned wind and solar tax credit phase-outs.

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Alina Habba Throws A Fit On Live TV After GOP Senators Suggest She's 'Unqualified'

Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba slammed Republican Senators Thom Tillis (NC) and Chuck Grassley (IA) after a judge ruled that President Donald Trump appointed her unlawfully.

'A political loser': Joe says criminal investigations of Obama, Biden, Clinton turn off voters

For three years, Mike Davis, a Republican lawyer and former legal counsel to Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has pushed for ...

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Grassley dismisses Trump's 'personal insults' over Senate blue slips

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) bristled at President Donald Trump‘s calls to abandon a bipartisan tradition on judicial nominees, saying he was “offended” by a string of social media posts ...

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