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: Election LawSG Kagan, in Discussion with Sen. Specter, Speaks of More Deference to Congress in Criticizing CU
By Rick Hasen
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This is interesting: Emerging from a 30-minute closed-door meeting in his office, Specter said Kagan was "forthcoming" during their talk, saying she sided with him on several issues, most notably her concern about the Supreme Court?s decision this year in...Full post as published by Election Law on May 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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