John Warner

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John Warner,  On the Nomination of John Roberts

“ When I look at the entirety of this individual and look at the American public -- I am not talking just about the interest groups who will take a role in this one way or another, as they should and are entitled to, but I am talking about those citizens who watch our government perform its duties -- I believe the American public will judge this individual as the facts come out. ”
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John Warner,  Floor statement in support of the nomination of Judge Samuel Alito (2006)

“ With respect to the Senate’s advice responsibilities under Article II, Section 2, I believe our Founding Fathers’ explicitly used the word “advice” in our Constitution for a reason: to ensure consultation between a President and the Senate prior to the forwarding of a nominee to the Senate for consideration. Adequate consultation prior to the forwarding of a nominee is of utmost importance. But, let’s not forget that while the Constitution calls for the Senate to provide advice to a President on whom he should nominate, the decision of who to nominate solely rests with the President. ”
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