An Obama appointee wrote the opinion, while a Republican appointee partially dissented.
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The jurists assigned to the case were George H.W. Bush appointee Karen Henderson, George W. Bush appointee Thomas Griffith and Bill Clinton appointee David Tatel.
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Ronald Reagan renominated Jimmy Carter's appointee, Paul Volcker; Bill Clinton renominated Reagan's appointee, Alan Greenspan; and Barack Obama renominated George W. Bush's appointee, Ben Bernanke.
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Kavanaugh, a Trump appointee, and Alito, a George W. Bush appointee, are both Catholic.
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The three appeals court judges who ruled Monday were Neomi Rao, a recent Trump appointee, Judith Rogers, a Clinton appointee, and Thomas Griffith, a George W. Bush appointee.
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It was joined by Judges Ralph Winter, a Reagan appointee, and José A. Cabranes, a conservative Clinton appointee.
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The case then went to a three-judge panel of the DC Circuit where a Bush appointee and a Reagan appointee joined to outvote a George H.W. Bush appointee and strike down the law.
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No fewer than three federal judges (a Reagan appointee, an Obama appointee and a Trump appointee) have rejected challenges by defendants claiming that Rosenstein's delegation was insufficiently specific to justify Mueller's prosecution of their case.
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There are no more conservatives like Byron White (a John Kennedy appointee) or Felix Frankfurter (a Franklin Roosevelt appointee).
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A 9th Circuit spokesman said Saturday that the stay motion would be decided by Judges William Canby Jr. (a Jimmy Carter appointee), Michelle Friedland (a Barack Obama appointee) and Richard Clifton (a George W. Bush appointee).
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Batchelder, an appointee of President George H.W. Bush, was joined by Circuit Judge Amul Thapar, an appointee of President Donald Trump.
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Two D.C. Circuit judges, Clinton appointee Judith Rogers and George W. Bush appointee Thomas Griffith, are assigned to both pending appeals.
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In one instance, a Trump appointee joined with a Bush appointee to strike down a key part of the Affordable Care Act.
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Every judge who sided with Mr. Trump was a Republican appointee, and every judge who sided with Congress was a Democratic appointee.
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Judge Jennifer Elrod, a George W. Bush appointee, and Judge Kyle Duncan, a Donald Trump appointee, voted to freeze the lower court opinion.
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Judge William A. Fletcher, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, wrote the opinion, joined by Judge Richard A. Paez, also a Clinton appointee.
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How does a man whom Smith scarcely describes come to work such a mighty will over appointee after appointee and agency after agency?
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He was joined in the opinion by Judges Peter Hall, another Bush appointee, and Christopher Droney, an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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He was joined in the opinion by Judges Peter Hall, another Bush appointee, and Christopher Droney, an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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Judge Judith Rogers, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, and Judge Thomas Griffith, an appointee of President George W. Bush, sided with Congress.
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Judge Albert Diaz, a President Barack Obama appointee, wrote Friday's majority opinion and was joined by Judge Robert King, a President Bill Clinton appointee.
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Judge Karen Henderson, a George H.W. Bush appointee, joined the dissent from Katsas and a separate dissent from Judge Neomi Rao, another Trump appointee.
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But when a Trump appointee wrote an opinion for a panel with a lone Democrat, or served as the only Republican appointee, the dissent rate rose to 17 percent — meaning the likelihood of dissent was nearly 1.5 times higher if a Trump appointee was involved.
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Judge Karen Henderson, a George H.W. Bush appointee joins them on the McGahn case, while Trump appointee Neomi Rao is hearing the Mueller-related case.
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Stephen Breyer, who is also an appointee of Democratic President Bill Clinton, is 81, and Thomas, an appointee of Republican President George H.W. Bush, is 71.
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On being engaged to a Democratic appointee, while working for the Trump campaign… It's very difficult because John is a high-level Democrat and political appointee.
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The majority, consisting of a Trump appointee and a Reagan appointee, affirmed Haldeman's continuing validity by expressly reading Haldeman to fit within the judicial proceeding exception.
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The other two judges on the panel are Consuelo M. Callahan, a President George W. Bush appointee, and Judge Morgan B. Christen, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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But when a Trump appointee wrote an opinion for a panel with a lone Democrat, or served as the only Republican appointee, the dissent rate rose to 17 percent.
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Two of the judges on that panel — Judith Rogers (a Clinton appointee) and Karen Henderson (a George H.W. Bush appointee) — have been sympathetic to environmental claims in the past.
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Judge Judith Rogers, an appointee of Democratic former President Bill Clinton, wrote the ruling and was joined by Judge Thomas Griffith, an appointee of Republican former President George W. Bush.
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So, I have to overall say, as much as I disagree on the Fourth Amendment, how would I judge this overall candidate compared to an Obama appointee or a Clinton appointee?
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Karen Henderson, a George H.W. Bush appointee, rounded out the three-judge panel in the McGahn case, and Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee, joined the panel in the Mueller case.
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The other two judges on the appeals panel were Judge Judith Ann Wilson Rogers, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, and Judge Stephen F. Williams, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan.
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Rao, a Trump appointee, rounded out the panel on the grand jury secrets case, while Judge Karen Henderson, a George H.W. Bush appointee, was the third judge to hear the McGahn arguments.
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The panel hearing the case included Judges William C. Canby Jr., a Jimmy Carter appointee; Richard R. Clifton, a George W. Bush appointee; and Michelle T. Friedland, a Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE appointee.
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The next oldest justices are Stephen Breyer, a 65 Clinton appointee who will turn 298 this year, and Clarence Thomas, a 20 appointee of Republican President George H.W. Bush, who will turn 69.
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The two octogenarians on the court, 28503-year old Ruth Bader Ginsberg, a President Clinton appointee, is a liberal, and 22019-year old Anthony Kennedy, a President Reagan appointee, is a swing vote.
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Either way, it is worth noting that Reagan's first appointee -- Sandra Day O'Connor -- and his last appointee -- Anthony Kennedy -- were perhaps the two most important and influential justices in the last three decades.
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Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee, is on the grand jury case, but George H.W. Bush appointee Karen LeCraft Henderson will replace Rao on the McGahn case, according to the order issued Wednesday.
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Only the director of the agency is a presidential appointee.
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That person said another possible appointee is former GOP Rep.
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Sessions, a Trump appointee, "cannot make this decision," Graham said.
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John McCain in December after the first appointee, retired Sen.
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Treating the appointee as persona non grata is one example.
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"It's absolutely unreal working here," one political appointee told Swan.
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In Central Asia, there has never been a political appointee.
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The fifth judge on the ballot is a Brownback appointee.
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Both the governor's appointee and the United executive have resigned.
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Ms. White is a political appointee from the Trump administration.
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Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, handled the Acosta case.
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Goklany is not and has never been a Trump appointee.
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Judge Judith Rogers, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, dissented.
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But making the Register a presidential appointee wouldn't do that.
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A new Trump appointee would probably hasten such a ruling.
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Trump's appointee for the Office of Management and Budget, Rep.
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Trump's other Supreme Court appointee is fellow conservative Neil Gorsuch.
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The prosecutor in question, Geoffrey Berman, is a Trump appointee.
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The FCC under Trump appointee Ajit Pai repealed net neutrality.
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The CFPB's insulated funding structure helps explain why the bureau has had such a contentious relationship with Congress in its brief history — first when led by an Obama appointee, then under a Trump appointee.
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He will be the first appointee by a Democratic president to serve as presiding judge since Judge Joyce Hens Green, a Carter appointee, completed her tenure in that role nearly a quarter-century ago.
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Although Grimm's case had originally been heard by US District Judge Robert Doumar, a Reagan appointee who threw out the Title IX claim, Wright Allen, an Obama appointee, took a different view on the law.
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Chief Judge Sidney R. Thomas, a Clinton appointee, issued the request.
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He&aposs a Yale guy, a Bush appointee, 53 years old.
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Mitchell is a political appointee, but his background isn't in politics.
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As a political appointee reporting to Pompeo, Brechbuhl's purview is expansive.
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The service is currently run by a Trump appointee, Charles Rettig.
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Bolton brought Morrison on at the NSC as a political appointee.
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Smith isn't the only potential appointee in the running, of course.
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Arizona, Reagan appointee Justice Anthony Kennedy, joined by George W. Bush
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Again, Mueller was appointed and supervised by a Republican Trump appointee.
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But the agency, headed by an Obama appointee, declined to act.
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Such an appointee should be shunned as an illegitimate ideological plant.
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Judge Paul Diamond, an appointee of President George W. Bush, interjected.
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The oldest Democratic appointee is Judge Robert King, who is 77.
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He is an Obama appointee who had the support of Sen.
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Kavanaugh and Henderson are Republican appointees; Millett is a Democratic appointee.
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Rick Snyder (R) appointee switched Flint's water source in April 2014.
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The most recent was Robert Bork in 1987, a Reagan appointee.
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The new appointee therefore would serve for a time-limited term.
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The term of President Obama's appointee, John Koskinen, ended in November.
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FBI investigations are a standard part of the political appointee process.
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His opinion was joined by Judge Patricia Millett, an Obama appointee.
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Meanwhile, the political appointee gets to avoid responsibility for the decision.
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"I think he's the real deal," one Obama political appointee said.
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She's been replaced by another Obama appointee, US attorney Dana Boente.
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Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, a Nixon appointee, wrote the decision.
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Barr, a Trump appointee, has refused to comply with the subpoena.
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Judge James Dennis, a Bill Clinton appointee, dissented from the order.
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An Obama-era appointee, she has held that role since 2014.
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Judge Esther Salas, an appointee of President Obama, declared on Feb.
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"Me, too," replied Fletcher, a Clinton appointee, before turning more serious.
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But Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama, rejected both arguments.
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The judge, a Clinton appointee, pushed Flynn's sentencing hearing from Jan.
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Mueller was a registered Republican, while Rosenstein was a Trump appointee.
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As a presidential appointee, I followed the directions of the President.
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Obama appointee William Wilkins left the IRS when Trump took office.
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Judge Carolyn Dineen King, an appointee of President Jimmy Carter, dissented.
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Judge Debra Ann Livinston, another Bush appointee, issued a partial dissent.
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Judge Debra Ann Livinston, another Bush appointee, issued a partial dissent.
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District Judge Emmet Sullivan, an Obama appointee, has proposed a Dec.
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Trump appointee Christopher Wray took over as FBI director in August.
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He was a presidential appointee to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council.
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And the third judge, Sri Srinivasan, is a recent Obama appointee.
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The three-judge panel hearing the case included Judges William C. Canby Jr., a Jimmy Carter appointee; Richard R. Clifton, a George W. Bush appointee; and Michelle T. Friedland, a Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE appointee.
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The three-judge panel hearing the case comprised Judges William C. Canby Jr., a Jimmy Carter appointee; Richard R. Clifton, a George W. Bush appointee; and Michelle T. Friedland, a Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE appointee.
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Trump appointee who oversaw refugee children to leave administration Scott Lloyd, a Trump appointee who oversaw refugee children at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), is leaving the administration, the agency announced on Wednesday.
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Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, a Clinton appointee to the committee, and Rep.
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It was created by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a Trump appointee.
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For all these reasons, Trump&aposs appointee is likely to be confirmed.
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He should have listened to her, despite her being a Democratic appointee.
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"That doesn't make any sense," said the 71-year-old Clinton appointee.
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Why is a two-time Bush appointee generating these kinds of jitters?
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Blocking an Obama appointee might be satisfying this year, but then what?
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John McCain have already suggested that they would block any Clinton appointee.
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Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch appeared to side with the government as well.
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Coe was the first new appointee added to the board since 2008.
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Coe was the first new board appointee to the board since 2008.
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Cohn is the third administration appointee with ties to the baking giant.
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At Treasury, Mnuchin is the only Senate-confirmed political appointee in place.
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The appointee then needs to secure a vote of confidence from parliament.
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The oldest Democratic appointee, liberal icon Stephen Reinhardt, is 86 years old.
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Yates, an Obama administration appointee, was a veteran of the Justice Department.
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The case was assigned to Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump appointee.
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Pearce is a Republican appointee and the other two members are Democrats.
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" Justice Elena Kagan, another Obama appointee, interjected, calling Francisco's arguments "not intuitive.
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Judge N.R. Smith, also a Bush appointee, disagreed with the majority's ruling.
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Judge Janice Brown, a George W. Bush appointee, wrote a dissenting opinion.
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Judge David Tatel, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, appeared to disagree.
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Judge Nina Pillard, an Obama appointee, was more direct in her skepticism.
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Judge Consuelo Callahan, a George W. Bush appointee, dissented from her colleagues.
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Judge John G. Koeltl, a Clinton appointee, will preside over the case.
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I was an Obama appointee and my term was continuing until 2018.
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Senior Circuit Judge Laurence Silberman, a Reagan appointee, filed a dissenting opinion.
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Her first appointee was the hip-hop turntablist and composer DJ Spooky.
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Some change is needed to reduce the extreme importance of one appointee.
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It covered more than 21989,210 cases involving at least one Trump appointee.
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The case was assigned to Judge Trevor N. McFadden, a Trump appointee.
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She was the first Cabinet appointee to require the vice president's intervention.
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One appointee and his wife donated 212016 times while he was serving.
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But Gee, an Obama appointee, is considered unlikely to grant the request.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of one appointee.
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The most important will be Italy's appointee to the new European Commission.
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Judge Sri Srinivasan, an Obama appointee, had some sharp questions for Kamenar.
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But Trump has far more reasons to be disappointed in his appointee.
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One appointee had previously lobbied the department on behalf of American Airlines.
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The case remains before Sabraw, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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He is a political appointee who donated $1 million to Trump's inauguration.
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"Why did these 30 suddenly appear later?" asked Lamberth, a Reagan appointee.
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In a scathing majority opinion, Judge Edith Jones, a Reagan appointee, agreed.
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Pollack is a political appointee at CNCS appointed by the White House.
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The Justice Department is headed by Trump's appointee, Attorney General William Barr.
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The head of the S.D.N.Y. office is Geoffrey Berman, a Trump appointee.
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Possible leverage with Senate Republicans: Considered a moderate with friends in both political parties; being an older appointee could be an advantage as Obama navigates a Republican-led Senate that does not want a long-serving Democratic appointee.
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To allow an unelected Trump appointee to decide (along with the deputy attorney general, another unelected Trump appointee) whether their boss should be hung out to dry politically for the good of the broader populace is structurally unsound.
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The three-judge panel that heard the case this week included Judges William C. Canby Jr., a Jimmy Carter appointee; Richard R. Clifton, a George W. Bush appointee; and Michelle T. Friedland, a Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE appointee.
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The three-judge panel includes Judge William C. Canby Jr, an appointee of President Jimmy Carter, Judge Michelle T. Friedland, who was appointed by President Barack Obama, and Judge Richard R. Clifton, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Clerked for Judge David R. Hansen of the Eighth Circuit, a Reagan appointee.
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And the court's only actual swing vote remains, of course, a Republican appointee.
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Kerner is a Trump appointee who previously worked for Republican lawmakers in Congress.
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George H.W. Bush's other appointee was Clarence Thomas, at age 22006, in 1991.
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The recent appointee to serve as ambassador to China, for instance, Iowa Gov.
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The Obama appointee plans to resign his post on Inauguration Day next week.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump's first appointee, has particularly aligned with Thomas.
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Alito and Gorsuch, Trump's first Supreme Court appointee, may be ready as well.
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Sondland, a political appointee, came to the diplomatic world from the business one.
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He will replace Mikey Dickerson, the political appointee credited with salvaging the HealthCare.
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McAleenan is a rare Trump appointee with cordial relations with Democrats in Congress.
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An appointee of President Bill Clinton, Garland previously worked in the Justice Department.
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Macfarlane, Obama's appointee as NRC Chairman, wouldn't comment specifically on Kincardine's proposed DGR.
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Judge Richard Griffin, a George W. Bush appointee, also joined the majority ruling.
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And what about Rubio's apparent desire to send a political appointee to Honduras?
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Ginsburg, a Clinton appointee, has been a member of the court since 1993.
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It was docketed and assigned to Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump appointee.
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Judge Reed O'Connor, who issued Friday's ruling, is a George W. Bush appointee.
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S. Attorney Preet Bharara, an Obama appointee who was later fired by Trump.
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"The policy is laudable," said Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a George W. Bush appointee.
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Noreika has been aggressive in pursuing that agenda, particularly as a temporary appointee.
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The appointee will also double as a sacrificial lamb if the need arises.
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"You even had a George W. Bush appointee saying it's unlawful," Keith said.
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Trump's appointee would maintain the slim 5-4 conservative majority on the court.
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Chief Judge Merrick Garland, another Obama appointee, is sitting out for the case.
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Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump appointee, has been assigned to the case.
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As a lifetime appointee, Gorsuch, 49, would be expected to serve for decades.
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Another Trump appointee, William Emanuel, built a career as a union-busting attorney.
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That's important, said former EPA Region 2 Administrator Judith Enck, an Obama appointee.
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McCarthy, who as a political appointee will leave when Obama's term ends Jan.
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Under Obama and his appointee, Bruce Heyman, more than 4,000 people typically attended.
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Sabraw, an appointee of former Republican President George W. Bush, rebuked the administration.
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Her opinion was joined by Judge Thomas Griffith, a George W. Bush appointee.
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He attended high school with President Trump's first appointee, Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.
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He said that a top political appointee must sign off on any deal.
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Neil Gorsuch, President Trump's appointee, provided the swing vote and wrote the opinion.
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Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump's Supreme Court appointee, voted with the majority.
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In a scathing majority opinion, Judge Edith Jones, a Ronald Reagan appointee, agreed.
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For five years he worked as a political appointee in the Obama administration.
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Friday for a status hearing before Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee.
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Judge Judith Rogers, a Clinton appointee, took a dim view of those arguments.
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The judge, a Clinton appointee, did not schedule a new hearing for Flynn.
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Brian Kemp (R) asserted any potential appointee he chooses to fill outgoing Sen.
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But that argument didn't sit well with Judge Patricia Millett, an Obama appointee.
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Newman was joined by Circuit Judge Peter Hall, a George W. Bush appointee.
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Brown also currently serves as an appointee to Fairfax County's Economic Advisory Commission.
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Rick Scott called on FBI DIrector Christopher Wray, a Trump appointee, to resign.
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That prompted a strongly worded dissent from Judge Patrick Higginbotham, a Reagan appointee.
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But Hamilton, another Clinton appointee, stopped short of granting a second nationwide injunction.
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Still, this IG investigation was initiated by an Obama appointee, before Trump's inauguration.
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Acting chair Maureen Ohlhausen has also gained support as a possible permanent appointee.
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A new IRS appointee could add an additional wrinkle to this legal debate.
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That restraint will be gone when HRC's first appointee is sworn in. Finished.
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The two Obama appointees were in the majority, with a Republican appointee dissenting.
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The randomly assigned three-judge panel includes Judge William C. Canby Jr, an appointee of President Jimmy Carter; Judge Michelle T. Friedland; who was appointed by President Barack Obama; and Judge Richard R. Clifton, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Clarida also is a Trump appointee and was confirmed last month by the Senate.
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Srinivasan, 52, was a relatively non-controversial Obama appointee, confirmed unanimously in spring 2013.
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"You can't just rummage through other people's accounts," said the judge, a Clinton appointee.
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Barr, a Trump appointee, released a redacted version of the document on April 18.
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Stevens was a Republican appointee who became a key liberal vote on the court.
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Rounding out the majority were Ginsburg, Breyer, and Kagan's fellow Obama appointee Sonia Sotomayor.
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Sabraw, an appointee of former Republican President George W. Bush, sharply rebuked the administration.
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But partisan differences are never a good enough reason to publicly nix an appointee.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a Carter appointee to the federal appeals court in Washington.
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In that case, Judith Rogers, another Clinton appointee, dissented, claiming the search was illegal.
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Though lawmakers are likely to press the appointee about teen vaping during confirmation hearings.
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The contamination happened after a Snyder appointee switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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Nothing that Trump has done makes me think that I want a Trump appointee.
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Elena Kagan, the second Obama appointee, wrote a dissenting opinion which Stephen Breyer joined.
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Pai, a Republican appointee, sees this proposed legislation as an attempt to stifle innovation.
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U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, an Obama appointee, denied the motion for an injunction.
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Some Americans may doubt Trump-appointee Kathy Kraninger's qualifications and commitment to consumer protection.
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H.R. McMaster — with his own appointee, according to Axios, which first reported Waddell's departure.
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If picked, Mr Powell—also an Obama appointee—would stand out from recent incumbents.
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The case is first being heard by District Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee.
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"Puerto Ricans are American citizens," wrote Walker, an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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Text accompanying the photograph criticized Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, for her prior rulings.
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The acting deputy attorney general is Dana Boente, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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The law also states that the appointee must be a member of McCain's party.
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Q. Is it possible to appoint a Supreme Court nominee as a recess appointee?
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Trump expressing confidence in an appointee certainly doesn't mean he or she is safe.
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The ombudsperson role had also been vacant since January, when the prior appointee departed.
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Mueller, of course, was well aware that Barr is a presidential appointee, unquestionably partisan.
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The judge, Obama-appointee Amos Mazzant, initially put the rule on hold last November.
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An appointee of President Barack Obama, Hoenig's term at the FDIC expires in April.
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Manafort ended up drawing Judge Ellis, a 78-year-old Reagan appointee in Virginia.
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As a political appointee, Mr. Cosgrove could only be removed by the city's mayor.
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Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, Mr. Trump's Supreme Court appointee, was on the campaign lists.
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The Ninth Circuit opinion was written by Judge Owens, an appointee of President Obama.
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Another Transportation appointee, Marianne McInerney, was president of a trade group representing car dealers.
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Downside risks for euro grow -Germany's new ECB appointee defends easy policy Euro trashed!
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Griffith and Judge Judith Rogers, a Clinton appointee, were assigned to hear both cases.
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He took over for Michael Huerta, an Obama appointee, whose term expired in January.
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Horowitz, an Obama appointee, began his investigation into the FBI probe in early 2018.
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It was my home and I have served as County appointee for 17 years.
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There are still hundreds of unfilled political appointee jobs requiring Senate confirmation, and the Senate should also deny any appointee who does not understand or respect a basic fact: Congress passes laws, creates and funds agencies, and agencies implement the will of Congress.
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"Our recommendation is to combine Steps 1 and 2: Strange resigns; the governor fills the vacancy with a new appointee; and the governor delays the special election to give the new appointee time to run as an independent candidate," the lawyers wrote.
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Attended Harvard Law School and clerked for Justice William J. Brennan Jr., an Eisenhower appointee.
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Amoroso, an appointee of President Nicolas Maduro, made the announcement Thursday on state broadcaster VTV.
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Gottlieb, a Trump appointee, has pushed regulations that are meant to encourage industry to act.
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But Mueller was, of course, hired by Trump's Republican appointee, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Yates, an Obama appointee asked to stay on by Trump, was promptly fired and replaced.
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McFadden, a Trump appointee, held a nearly three-hour hearing on the matter last month.
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Currently, the director is a political appointee but can only be removed in extreme circumstances.
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Though Cordray is a presidential appointee, the White House has limited power to remove him.
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Is this judge, by the way, a George W. Bush appointee, overstepping his legal bounds?
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President Trump's appointee arrived later in 2017, but did not attempt to prosecute the matter.
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Kennedy, a 1988 appointee of President Ronald Reagan, amassed a record that defied ready labels.
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And he briefly worked in the office alongside Neil Gorsuch, Trump's previous Supreme Court appointee.
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Judge Carl Nichols, the most recent Trump appointee, has not made any major decisions yet.
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The Inter-American Development Bank last month recognized Guaido appointee Ricardo Hausmann as Venezuela's representative.
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A Garcetti appointee resigned earlier this month after being named in a federal search warrant.
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This is the first reported visit by a senior Trump administration appointee to the kingdom.
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The prosecutor, Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, was an Obama appointee later fired by Trump.
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Kennedy is the Court's most moderate Republican appointee as well as the Court's swing voter.
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Flynn isn't the only Trump appointee who's already had to pack his knives and go.
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Neither Chief Justice John Roberts nor new Trump appointee Brett Kavanaugh participated in the decision.
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John M. Gore, a deputy chief and a Trump appointee, is temporarily overseeing the division.
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He reminded viewers that Clinton floated President Barack Obama as a possible Supreme Court appointee.
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" In fact, it has been suggested that the new version should be called "The Appointee.
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Obama's appointee could pivot the court to the left for the first time in decades.
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That marks the longest time NASA has gone without a presidential appointee leading the agency.
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Any exoneration of Clinton, they said, would be tainted because Lynch was an Obama appointee.
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An appointee of President Bill Clinton, Garland has the legal chops to do the job.
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Derek Harvey, a Flynn appointee to the NSC, was removed from his post on Thursday.
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If Gelernter winds up being Trump's appointee for OSTP, that would indicate an enormous change.
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"In this case, the Plaintiffs have thrown a red flag," Walker, an Obama appointee, wrote.
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A 2005 appointee of Republican President George W. Bush, Roberts did not explain his timing.
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Some of the appointees are not experts in the field, the former Bush appointee added.
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Judge Gregory Katsas, a Trump appointee, described the denial of Trump's request as virtually unprecedented.
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Lamberth, a Reagan appointee, slammed both the use of the server and the government's investigation.
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They've argued the rule issued in July was an egregious overstep Cordray, an Obama appointee.
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Chutkan, an Obama appointee, then ordered the parties to return to court at 10 a.m.
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A 2005 appointee of GOP President George W. Bush, Roberts has voted along conservative lines.
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The policy was blocked by U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar, an Obama appointee, last week.
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It's not clear whether Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, can legally stop the merger.
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A Republican appointee would extend the narrow conservative tilt the bench had until Scalia's death.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, seemed receptive to the government's argument.
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He is also a former State Department political appointee in the George W. Bush administration.
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"The inspector general is an Obama appointee and he is doing his job," Lankford continued.
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Judge Robert Wilkins, an Obama appointee, dissented with the majority's ruling on the HFC phaseout.
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Sullivan, an appointee of former President Bill Clinton, has previously approved sentencing delays for Flynn.
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And with another Trump appointee on the court, the decisions could get much, much worse.
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Yates, an Obama administration appointee, was a veteran of the Justice Department before her Jan.
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We know, without a doubt, that every Clinton appointee would be a left-wing ideologue.
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For example, the percentage of political appointee ambassadors under Trump currently stands at about 45%.
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The former mayor underscored that Pinto was not a political appointee, but a career bureaucrat.
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That didn't stop the Watergate probe, which was taken over by Bork's appointee, Leon Jaworski.
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Magalhaes, who like other such supervisors is a political appointee, removed Teixeira as Peccin's inspector.
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President Trump's Supreme Court appointee conservative Neil Gorsuch was sworn into the court last April.
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He is also a former State Department political appointee in the George W. Bush Administration.
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Not just in undermining the appropriateness of this appointee but also [on] the FBI itself.
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"All of us have been frozen out over time," one EPA political appointee told me.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is currently the only Senate-confirmed political appointee at the agency.
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Pechman, a Clinton appointee, wrote in her ruling that indefinitely holding asylum-seekers is unconstitutional.
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Every appointee will be somebody that is corrupt or can be corrupted, can be silenced.
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The bureau, now led by a Trump appointee and represented by the Justice Department, agrees.
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These reports were released by then-Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, a Trump appointee.
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Most major cases must get approval from a political appointee (typically the assistant attorney general).
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He went on a Twitter rant against his own appointee to chair the Federal Reserve.
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At the time, she was a political appointee in the Office of Global Food Security.
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Mr. Moerdler, a Cuomo appointee, is a partner at the law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan.
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Two of the judges are Clinton appointees and one is a George W. Bush appointee.
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The only dissenter last month was Judge Judith Rogers, an appointee of President Bill Clinton.
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And only one of the department's six under secretary positions has a Senate-confirmed appointee.
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The New York opinion was authored by Judge Reena Raggi, a George W. Bush appointee.
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I've snagged the prime spot once again — and today I'm trolling Trump Appointee Mick Mulvaney.
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Arguments are scheduled for Wednesday, with District Judge Trevor McFadden, a 22 Trump appointee, presiding.
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But McHugh, an Obama appointee, ruled that Safehouse's plan does not facilitate illegal drug use.
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The Reality: The intelligence community inspector general (a Trump appointee) has forcefully rejected such claims.
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It names King and Garner, along with three other supervisors and a former political appointee.
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Griffith is an appointee of George W. Bush and Rogers was nominated by Bill Clinton.
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The Senate would have to confirm the Democratic appointee as it would Mr. Trump's choices.
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It is currently held by a political appointee with an advanced degree in political science.
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Tymkovich is a George W. Bush appointee who is on Trump's Supreme Court short list.
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U.S. District Court Judge Ketanji Jackson, an Obama appointee, handed down a ruling on Nov.
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Another appointee of Mr. Christie, Jamie Fox, was also tangled in the chairman's flight web.
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The inspector general, Michael Atkinson, a Trump appointee, determined that the whistleblower's report was credible.
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Painter's exit comes as many political appointee positions remain unfilled in President Trump's State Department.
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Cillizza: What's the political impact here -- for Kemp and for the Senate appointee/Senate race?
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Fallon noted that O'Connor, the Texas judge, was a former President George W. Bush appointee.
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Because Mr. or Ms. Anonymous appears to reference being an appointee in the Times column.
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Cordray was an Obama appointee with a term that extended into Trump's time in office.
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Still, some political appointee jobs are expected to stay empty, the White House spokeswoman said.
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Horowitz is an Obama-era appointee, though he's worked for both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Griffith, a Republican appointee, and Judge Judith Rogers, a Democratic appointee, questioned the administration's arguments that the House panel lacks legal standing to enforce its subpoena and that senior presidential advisers are "absolutely immune" from being forced to testify to Congress about official acts.
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The appeals court panel includes Judge Neomi Rao, a former Trump White House official whom he recently appointed to the bench; Judge Judith W. Rogers, a 1994 appointee of President Bill Clinton; and Thomas B. Griffith, a 2005 appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Last July, new EPA head and Trump-appointee Pruitt began a process to withdraw the restrictions.
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Trump's lawyers told the appeals court that Messitte, a Democratic appointee, should have dismissed the case.
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That will be lead by a career officer and not a political appointee, Clapper made clear.
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The jurisprudential difference between Kavanaugh and a non-Kavanaugh Trump appointee is likely to be minimal.
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The third, Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee, wrote a strong dissent siding with the President.
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Before the report's release, Trump appointee Attorney General William Barr cleared the president of obstruction charges.
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The three-judge panels hearing the appeals share one member, Judge Sri Srinivasan, an Obama appointee.
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Spicer was replaced with New York financier Anthony Scaramucci, an appointee whom he strongly disagreed with.
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Under Mr Otting, Donald Trump's appointee, the OCC seems to be trying a very different approach.
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But it said it did not want to "politicise" the event by accepting Mr Guaidó's appointee.
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The dots on the chart, below, show where the median judicial appointee of each administration falls.
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The prime minister is largely a figurehead appointee tasked with overseeing the cabinet on domestic issues.
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The judge in the case, Algernon Marbley, is black, and a Bill Clinton appointee to boot.
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On April 30, a court appointee is to issue a report on the community-input process.
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Thomas Elliot, an appointee of the former governor, was dismissed by Governor Matt Bevin in April.
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Patricia Millet, the third member of the DC Circuit panel and an Obama appointee, dissented strenuously.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Scalia would replace Trump appointee Alexander Acosta, who resigned last week.
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But a hackish enough Trump Justice appointee could cite them as an excuse for the firing.
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"I hesitate to call somebody irresponsible," Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett, an appointee of Gov.
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Not just to recuse — you can't just give it to your deputy, that's another political appointee.
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That obstruction will now taint the eventual appointee, whom the legal community should shun after confirmation.
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That appointee wouldn't need to be approved until the end of the next session of Congress.
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Her fellow Barack Obama appointee, Sonia Sotomayor, is 61—as is the chief justice, John Roberts.
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An appointee of President Bill Clinton, Garland is a graduate of Harvard and Harvard Law School.
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Pruitt is the only EPA appointee to have been confirmed since Trump took office in January.
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Legislators can question but not vote on the appointee; only bilingual lawyers and judges need apply.
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The risk however is that Wall Street may not take too kindly to a hawkish appointee.
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" Harmon added that the statutory prohibition should apply "whether or not the appointee will receive compensation.
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There are no plans to hold confirmation hearings for President Obama's appointee, Judge Merrick B. Garland.
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This time, they want Congress to confirm President Obama's appointee to the bank's board of directors.
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If anything, the numbers say less about Kavanaugh than they do about his fellow Trump appointee.
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Judge Richard Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, has set the trial date for Mar. 19.
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Yates, an Obama appointee whom Trump also fired, said she warned McGahn about Flynn's international work.
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On Monday, Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, dismissed two New York officials from the case.
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He was looking for a flashier appointee and initially tried to woo former New York Gov.
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Trump emerged from the White House later Wednesday morning to distance himself from his own appointee.
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It is believed Grenell would be the first openly gay appointee of Trump's administration if confirmed.
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It's legally murky whether he could fire Mueller if Whitaker is not a Senate-confirmed appointee.
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Rod Rosenstein, the federal prosecutor from Baltimore, was a Bush appointee held over by President Obama.
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The judge presiding over the case, US District Judge Timothy J. Kelly, is a Trump appointee.
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Thomas, 19793, joined the court in 1991 as an appointee of Republican President George H.W. Bush.
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Franken's seat will be filled temporarily by an appointee chosen by Minnesota's Democratic governor, Mark Dayton.
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Pai is a Republican appointee, and the Justice Department has also been looking at the deal.
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A lot of people don't remember that you were a political appointee in the Clinton administration.
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A new appointee could also refuse to publicly release a report when Mr. Mueller's investigation concludes.
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Judge Morris, an Obama appointee, didn't respond to a request for comment on the president's remarks.
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He was not a political appointee and instead had served in what's called a career position.
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In Boston, District Court Judge Patti Saris, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, ruled on Feb.
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His biggest critics leveled particular vitriol at the dissent penned by his judicial appointee Neomi Rao.
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All Republicans voted in favor of Azar, a former pharmaceutical executive and HHS appointee, while Sen.
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Tigar, an Obama appointee, has argued that the rule contradicts existing asylum laws created by Congress.
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An Indian state also has a governor, a federal appointee holding a ceremonial, nonpartisan, constitutional position.
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Verma's remarks also stunned Schneider, the former Obama appointee — who called them "reprehensible" at the time.
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Duffey, a Trump appointee, works through the OMB and is responsible for overseeing national security money.
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The new suit has been assigned to Judge Peter Messitte, an appointee of President Bill Clinton.
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Friedland, who sided with Clifton to deny the stay, is an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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But Avichai Mandelblit, a Netanyahu appointee who once served as his cabinet secretary, is moving forward.
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CNN examined about 2,000 non-vacant presidential appointee roles (including those currently filled by acting officials).
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In not a single case, did a Cabinet appointee receive a unified down vote by Republicans.
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U.S. District Court Judge Marvin Garbis, a George H.W. Bush appointee, is assigned to the case.
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Tom Price, the Trump appointee who leads the agency, has criticized CBO estimates in the past.
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Mulvaney is far from the first Trump appointee to not entirely know what his job entails.
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At Tuesday's hearing, Judge Richard Clifton, an appointee of Republican president George W. Bush and Judge William Canby, an appointee of Democratic president Jimmy Carter, pushed the government to explain what would happen if Trump simply decided to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.
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Another day, another Donald Trump appointee who gets rave reviews from a former Ku Klux Klan leader.
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The FISA applications were signed off on by deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a Trump appointee. 234.
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But would Barrett (or any appointee) be an automatic vote to overturn the 1973 decision on abortion?
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Two Republican appointees and one Democratic appointee joined in Friday's ruling tossing out the Congressional Democrats' suit.
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Mr Trump's Supreme Court appointee will make little difference to America's abortion law in the short term.
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His transition team was so leaky that pretty much every major Cabinet appointee was known in advance.
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"What about the comment … that 'nonexistent man'?" asked Judge Jacqueline Nguyen, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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That obviates a somewhat awkward prospect: should the impeachment happen, his appointee would have presided over it.
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Attorney General William Barr, a Trump appointee, subsequently said the president had not committed obstruction of justice.
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This time, however, Mattis will be going where no other Cabinet appointee has gone before since Gen.
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If Rosenstein recuses himself, Brand, a Trump appointee, would become the top Justice official overseeing Mueller's work.
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Pinheiro da Silva, according to a charging document filed by prosecutors, was a political appointee of Temer.
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Attorney General William Barr, a Trump appointee, subsequently concluded the president had not committed obstruction of justice.
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Ellis, a Reagan appointee, asked federal prosecutor Greg Andres if he had any objections to the request.
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The bill would cap the amount of capital gains that an appointee can defer at $1 million.
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At the center of the conflict: Trump appointee Griffin, the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering.
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Anthony Welcher, a Mulvaney political appointee, was tasked with dismissing the CAB in a conference call Wednesday.
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Ren is a member of Communist Party royalty, friend of President Xi Jinping and National Congress appointee.
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He was named special counsel in this investigation by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a Trump appointee.
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Five justices agreed to strike down Texas's strict abortion limits – including Anthony Kennedy, a Ronald Reagan appointee.
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Pershing, who is a political appointee and is due to leave the federal government with Obama Jan.
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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, an appointee of President Obama's, has been fired by the Trump administration.
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At his confirmation hearings last year, Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, Mr. Trump's second appointee, praised the decision.
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Luther Strange -- a recent appointee who has based his entire campaign on his allegiance with the President.
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It was one of the first in which Trump's conservative appointee to the court, Neil Gorsuch, participated.
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He is a political appointee of the president, whose interests he may very well be protecting here.
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Ever since they were released, one national political leader and political appointee after another has failed them.
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It may have been just the brazenness of putting a political appointee in charge of independent oversight.
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But there is an appointment that does require Senate confirmation, and the appointee is equally bad. Sen.
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At most, according to Evers, an appointee has 120 days from taking office to file the disclosures.
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It's run by Henry J. Kerner, a Trump appointee and former prosecutor with sterling conservative Republican credentials.
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More importantly, it does not address what I think is the real problem with political appointee ambassadors.
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Nichols, a Trump appointee, was confirmed by the Senate in May by a vote of 55-43.
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"It doesn't say anywhere you should only do what's listed," the appointee of President Bill Clinton said.
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To Republican senators, the message was clear: Support a Democratic judicial appointee, and there will be consequences.
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For the moment, Trump has appointed U.S. Attorney Dana Boente, another Obama appointee, as acting attorney general.
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Michael Piwowar, a Republican appointee to the Securities and Exchange Commission, lambasted Citigroup executives in a meeting.
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The chances are slim — very slim — that we'll see another Republican appointee like him any time soon.
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" The five conservative justices often vote as a bloc, he said, and "no Democratic appointee joins them.
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A Reagan appointee, he was the court's leading champion of gay rights and often a crossover vote.
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He was previously an Obama administration appointee to head investment and innovation for the Small Business Administration.
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But the head of the Colombian consumer protection agency, a presidential appointee, sided with the industry petitioners.
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The prohibition on appointee giving is hidden in plain sight, incorporated in Mr. Cuomo's own campaign website.
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During the hearing, Judge Chutkan, a 2014 appointee of President Barack Obama, signaled discomfort with that position.
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The investigation was begun by the handpicked appointee of Mr. Netanyahu's handpicked justice minister, a Likud loyalist.
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Since then, Mr. Nathanson, 73, has invested in other businesses and has also been a political appointee.
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In his 6900-page ruling, Daniels, a Clinton appointee, said the Trump administration likely exceeded its authority.
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But Judge Brett Kavanaugh, another Bush appointee, seemed to lean against upholding the rule in multiple instances.
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O'Connor, a George W. Bush appointee, declared the entire law unconstitutional last December in a stunning decision.
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"I think the strict conditions that exist [for bail] are appropriate," Oetken, an Obama appointee, reportedly said.
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What is it about this appointee and her vision of education that has aroused such angry opposition?
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That will cause Mulvaney's case to be routed to Leon, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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His rise was fairly typical: first a federal judge's clerk, then a prosecutor, eventually a political appointee.
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He was succeeded in February 2018 by Brett Giroir, a political appointee nominated by President Donald Trump.
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Without that, he said, "it doesn't extend the clock" on how long the temporary appointee can serve.
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The lack of specificity in the bureau's environmental assessment made it inadequate, Contreras, an Obama appointee, said.
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The appointee then gets 28 days to form a government, though a two-week extension is possible.
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The president's allies, however, praised Grenell, who previously served as a United Nations spokesman and political appointee.
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When asked to defend the order herself, Ms. Nauert, a political appointee, was halting in her response.
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Rao was Trump's second appointee to the DC Circuit and is the newest judge on that bench.
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The agency, led by Jay Clayton, a Trump appointee, has made simplifying corporate disclosures among its priorities.
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By naming Mr. Tillerson, he risks burdening his administration with another appointee likely to ensure endless controversy.
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So, it is often difficult for a well-intentioned appointee to implement change and witness its result.
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He was named special counsel by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a Republican and a Trump appointee.
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The vice chair, also a Trump appointee and a close Powell ally, did not attend this time.
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Trenga, a George W. Bush appointee, determined that prosecutors did not present sufficient evidence to convict Rafiekian.
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"The Court is unpersuaded by DOJ's 'deliberative process' arguments," wrote McFadden, an appointee of President Donald Trump.
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She may be a manipulative narcissist, but she's behaving more honorably than any other former Trump appointee.
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On Saturday, Trump attacked that judge, a George W. Bush appointee, calling him a "so-called judge."
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TRUMP POLITICAL APPOINTEE TO REPLACE INTERIOR INSPECTOR GENERAL: A Trump political appointee previously working at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will soon take over as the head inspector general (IG) overseeing investigations at the Interior Department, according to an internal email obtained by The Hill.
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On the case level, the data showed that when a judge named by Mr. Trump served in a pivotal role — as the author of an opinion on a panel with only one Democratic appointee, or as the only Republican appointee on a panel — the rate of dissent increased significantly.
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The lawsuit was assigned to Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump appointee and former counsel to Republican Sen.
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Both parties know that a liberal appointee would swing the Supreme Court's balance of power to the left.
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Jeff Sessions, Trump's attorney general appointee, has already sworn to "vigorously prosecute" obscenity laws which target adult pornography.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, appoints the judges who sit on the FISA court.
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That duty falls to the Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Loretta Lynch, an Obama political appointee.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee who is presiding over the trial, denied Stone's request last week.
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The Sicilian justice, a Ronald Reagan appointee, preached judicial modesty over his nearly 30 years on the bench.
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Jackson, an Obama appointee, oversaw the conspiracy case against Manafort, sentencing him to 43 months for that charge.
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The judge, a Clinton appointee, did not schedule a new hearing for the former three-star Army general.
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D.C. District Judge Richard J. Leon, a President George W. Bush appointee, scheduled the hearing for 3 p.m.
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Cornelia Pillard, an Obama appointee, joined the panel hearing the case last week after having previously recused herself.
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After Ginsburg's surgery in December, the Clinton-appointee missed the first oral arguments in her 25-year tenure.
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Judge Harry Leinenweber, the district court judge in the underlying sanctuary city case, was also a Reagan appointee.
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And no, that lawyer isn't some deep-state conspiracist out to thwart the president: She's a Trump appointee.
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The IRS commissioner is a presidential appointee, meaning Trump tapped Rettig for the job he has right now.
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Kennedy was replaced by President Donald Trump's conservative appointee Brett Kavanaugh, who has a thin record on abortion.
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Democrats argue that it is up to Rettig, a Trump appointee, and not Mnuchin to release the returns.
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In 2018, a top Veterans Affairs Department appointee named Thayer Verschoor came under fire for spreading conspiracy theories.
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He managed Daniels' his re-election campaign in 2008 and then became his appointee as Indiana GOP chairman.
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Sabraw, an appointee of President George W. Bush, has not ruled on the merits of the ACLU's case.
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Schroeder, an appointee of Republican former President George W. Bush, heard oral arguments for the injunction on Aug.
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It ordered a new round of arguments after Trump's conservative appointee Neil Gorsuch joined the bench last year.
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The case was assigned to U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos, an appointee of Democratic former President Barack Obama.
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"We are so excited," said Friedman, a Trump appointee who was a strong advocate of the embassy move.
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Two conservative justices, including President Donald Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch, said the court should have heard the case.
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Whitaker is a political appointee who is not serving in a Senate confirmed position in the Justice Department.
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The July 14 memo was written by Virginia Johnson, a political appointee at Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's office.
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The court's newest justice, Trump's conservative appointee Neil Gorsuch, is known for an expansive view of religious rights.
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MORE appointee, was not the only one who found that Trump's past words were enough to gauge intent.
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At 2202, the George W. Bush appointee is just a year older than the 2628-year-old Gorsuch.
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" When Bill Clinton was elected, he instructed an appointee "to find the answers to two questions for me.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump's appointee to the court, wrote the ruling, joined by the four other conservative justices.
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Both sides have made their case in filings to Judge Kimba Wood, an appointee of former President Reagan.
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It was the second time that Friedrich, a Trump appointee, sided with Mueller and let the case proceed.
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On March 228, Trump appointee Michael Griffin – the Pentagon's chief technology officer – unexpectedly moved to terminate the group.
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D.C. District Court Judge James Boasberg, an Obama appointee, in 2018 blocked Kentucky's work requirements from taking effect.
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McFadden, a Trump appointee, stopped short of dismissing the case or formally demanding the parties begin a negotiation.
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The case was randomly assigned by the court Thursday night to Judge Trevor N. McFadden, a Trump appointee.
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District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, ordered the government to provide a report by Dec.
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Trump also elevated Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, an appointee of President Obama, to lead the Fed in 2017.
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Nixon MORE, a Clinton appointee, repeatedly asked about where to draw the line between federal and state authority.
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The main limitation seems to be the number of desirable countries a political appointee might want to go.
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Chris Christie's top appointee at the agency pressured him to reclose the lanes to the George Washington Bridge.
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But Furman, an Obama appointee, has characterized the evidence as secondary to the case before the Supreme Court.
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Democrats have long argued that Barr, a Trump appointee, is little more than a patsy for the president.
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Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, is scheduled to hold a hearing on the motion on Sept. 18.
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Hazel, an Obama appointee, has asked the Trump administration to reply to that request by 8 p.m. Thursday.
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For the first time in nearly four decades, there will not be a Reagan appointee on the court.
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Based on his position as a foreign-affairs officer, he's a civil servant and not a political appointee.
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But the Fifth Circuit reversed the district court's decision 2-1, with Reagan appointee Patrick Higginbotham vigorously dissenting.
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D.C. District Judge Amit Mehta, an Obama appointee, ruled to uphold the subpoena to Mazars earlier this year.
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Along with fellow Reagan appointee Justice Anthony Kennedy, she voted in the landmark 1992 case Planned Parenthood v.
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Jacobson, a career public servant who is not a political appointee, has extensive experience and expertise with Mexico.
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In July, the Senate confirmed Trump appointee Marvin Kaplan to a position on the National Labor Relations Board.
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Well, it's not being done like every other one, if a political appointee has personal attention on it!
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Ms. Yates is an Obama Administration appointee who is weak on borders and very weak on illegal immigration.
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Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell, an Obama appointee, ruled in December that HUD officials must implement the rule.
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Ms. Park's new appointee, Kim Byong-joon, was once a chief policy coordinator for President Roh Moo-hyun.
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The immigration judges report to a Sessions appointee, James McHenry, the chairman of the office that oversees them.
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"The statement makes more sense knowing that the institution is being run by a Trump appointee," she said.
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New Fed Governor Randal Quarles, Trump's first appointee to the central bank, voted at this week's policy meeting.
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Also, the Federal Aviation Administration, which is in charge of air safety, is run by an Obama appointee.
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We require the evidence, not whatever remains after the report has been filtered by the president's political appointee.
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Judge Thomas Griffith, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush, concurred with Rogers, a Clinton appointee.
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The Texas case will be decided first by Judge O'Connor, a conservative appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Kavanaugh's fellow Trump appointee, Neil Gorsuch, and conservative Justice Clarence Thomas both stayed silent throughout the oral arguments.
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If confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate, Scalia would replace Trump appointee Alexander Acosta, who resigned last month.
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With Gorka's departure, both CBP and ICE will also be without a political appointee in their communications offices.
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"I have high expectations and standards for every appointee in state government," Mr. Otter said in a statement.
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Conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch, a Trump appointee, issued a statement agreeing with the decision to deny the appeal.
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Career employees have already voiced concerns about the agency's "Breitbartization," even without a Trump appointee at the helm.
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A third Transportation appointee, Jonathan Moss, was previously managing director of international and regulatory affairs at United Airlines.
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Mr. Cordray's term as director expires next July, when he could be replaced with a sympathetic Trump appointee.
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Howell, an appointee of President Barack Obama, ruled that the regulation allowed too many donors to escape scrutiny.
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"This Court is partly to blame for the breakdown in the appellate process," Sotomayor, an Obama appointee, wrote.
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In doing so, the Justice Department has blocked the archivist, David Ferriero, an Obama appointee, from taking action.
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And his new appointee to run the agency, Ajit Pai, soon took aim at Obama's "open internet" rules.
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One of the architects of the Foxconn deal, he has since been replaced by Evers appointee Melissa Hughes.
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Democrats argue Kavanaugh would be inclined to rule against the law, because he is a conservative Trump appointee.
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"That should occur before documents are withheld from Congress," said the judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee who filed a dissent in the initial opinion, sided with the president.
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Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, a Netanyahu appointee, has been accused of dragging his feet on the investigations.
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Christine Ciccone, now a senior-level appointee at DHS, served as the deputy chief of staff under Tillerson.
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Comey, an Obama appointee, was asked to stay at the FBI by Trump shortly after he took office.
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Unlike Hill, Sondland is a political appointee who donated to Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and his inaugural committee.
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The Bill Clinton appointee said that was sufficient grounds for the House to explore Trump's sources of income.
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Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell, also an Obama appointee, said decisions on sentencing follow clear legal guidelines.
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Conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch, a Trump appointee who joined the court in April, could cast the deciding vote.
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Democrats in Congress do not believe Barr, a Trump appointee, should have the final say on the matter.
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Kennedy retired last year and was replaced by Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's second appointee to the court.
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Two of the three judges on the appellate panel in New Orleans -- Jennifer Elrod, a George W. Bush appointee, and Kurt Engelhardt, a President Donald Trump appointee -- gave the appearance that they might side with a lower court judge who ruled last year that the whole law should be struck down.
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Yet, in some years, individual justices from both sides of the ideological divide have sought middle ground, including Roberts, a 2005 appointee of Republican George W. Bush; Kennedy, a 1988 justice chosen by Republican Ronald Reagan; Breyer, a 1994 appointee of Democrat Bill Clinton; and Justice Elena Kagan, Obama's 2010 choice.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, an Obama appointee, said allowing searches like that of Mr. Strieff would be a dangerous step.
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Like all U.S. attorneys, Bharara is a political appointee who can be replaced when a new president takes office.
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Republican appointee Michael O'Rielly has been with the FCC since 23, and is likely to vote against net neutrality.
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The appointee was not disclosed to AP but they are expected to be an official from another government agency.
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Precisely what relationship Mr Wray, as a Trump appointee, might have with Mr Mueller's team remains to be seen.
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In 2007, Senator Chuck Schumer argued against Democrats' confirming any appointee at the end of the Bush administration. Why?
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, the archconservative Trump appointee, may end up deciding the future of LGBTQ rights in the workplace.
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The accomplished official keeping the seat warm, Susan Thornton, cannot hope to have the clout of a political appointee.
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Acting CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo, formerly a minority commissioner and Republican appointee opposed the proposed rule and its supplements.
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The Trump appointee effectively killed a proposal to "unlock" the boxes and allow third parties to build their own.
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Yates was an Obama appointee whom Trump asked to stay on as the temporary head of the Justice Department.
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The court's newest justice, President Donald Trump's appointee Neil Gorsuch, is known for an expansive view of religious rights.
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Sessions's influence could even extend beyond the political appointee layer of the federal government, into the civil service itself.
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Mr. Whitaker is a political appointee who is not serving in a Senate confirmed position in the Justice Department.
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Lourie and Clevenger were appointed by President George H.W. Bush, while Hughes is an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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The judges hearing arguments on Monday included fellow Bush appointee A. Raymond Randolph and two appointed by President Obama.
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Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling, a Trump appointee, said the case was not intended to send a political message.
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The inspector general found one instance of an appointee outside of the Pentagon becoming involved in a FOIA response.
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President Jimmy Carter, who fell in the middle of that string of Republicans, didn't get to pick an appointee.
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You wouldn't make it as the appointee of the new president," Giuliani told George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "This Week.
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President Donald Trump's conservative appointee Neil Gorsuch joined the court in April and did not participate in the case.
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Cha, a Korean American, will replace Mark Lippert, a political appointee who served in Seoul during the Obama administration.
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Those who describe him as "outside of the mainstream" would have to say the same of any Republican appointee.
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Commerce Secretary appointee Wilbur Ross Secretary of Health and Human Services nominee Tom Price U.N. ambassador pick Nikki Haley.
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Although the inspector general himself, Michael E. Horowitz, is a political appointee, everyone beneath him is a career official.
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Obama's vote to prevent a confirmation vote on now-Justice Samuel Alito, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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The judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama, was assigned to both cases after they were filed last month.
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The Trump appointee will be a member of the Court, with all the powers that come with the position.
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For example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which produces statistics on employment and unemployment, has only one political appointee.
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They will see as their protector the army's appointee as one of the country's two vice-presidents, Myint Swe.
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Azar ended up stopping Lloyd, a Trump appointee, from running the office's day-to-day operations, according to Politico.
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Mr Moore could oversee Mr Bentley's impeachment, unless he is defenestrated, in which case the governor's appointee might preside.
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The inspector general is finalizing a similar investigation into another appointee, Brian H. Hook, the special representative on Iran.
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In most cases, this discomfort evaporates as the career executive and political appointee go through a period of accommodation.
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Several lawyers following the case see Karen L. Henderson, a GOP appointee, as a vote against the Obama administration.
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The president accused Chairman Jerome Powell, his appointee, of hindering the U.S. economy with the central bank's monetary policy.
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The judge, an Obama appointee, fired back, saying she didn't believe the president has the authority to determine immunity.
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Those exchanges promoted Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, to step in multiple times in to calm tempers.
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Robart -- a George W. Bush appointee -- ruled to temporarily stop Trump's travel ban, to the ire of the President.
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Democrats at the time accused the George W. Bush appointee of destroying agency morale and driving out career professionals.
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It also gives responsibility for evaluating congressional requests to the undersecretary of Defense for policy, often a political appointee.
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Muir, a political appointee, had access to key meetings at the White House aimed at curbing the opioid epidemic.
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The appointee, Randy Boissonnault, last year became the first openly gay member of Parliament to be elected in Alberta.
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A federal judge in D.C., Trump-appointee Trevor McFadden, has scheduled a hearing on Trump's motion for Thursday afternoon.
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Grande is a former aide to Speaker Gingrich and served as an appointee in the George W. Bush Administration.
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On the current Supreme Court scale, Kavanaugh might compare to Justice Samuel Alito, a 2006 appointee and unflinching conservative.
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The percentage of political appointee ambassadors only went down very slightly, hovering around 30% after the act was passed.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer, a Clinton appointee considered a liberal, nonetheless ranks reasonably high on the business-friendly list.
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He replaced Obama-era appointee Michael Lumpkin, who previously held two top policy jobs at the Department of Defense.
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As a political appointee under Obama and a military wife, she has been serving this country for 35 years.
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A George W. Bush appointee on the District Court ruled that the good cause standard violated the Heller precedent.
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It's less clear whether a temporary appointee for a key Privacy Shield role will pass muster in Europe, however.
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Bilello says he was ready to return to public service when summoned for the appointee position at the TSA.
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Ennis is the second Trump political appointee whom the administration has attempted to put in the Interior OIG role.
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Like the proclamation, Judge Pamela Harris, an Obama appointee, noted the tweets are official statements signed by the president.
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But Judge Robert King, a Clinton appointee, said the court hasn't seen the report the recommendations are based on.
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Sullivan is a President Ronald Reagan appointee, who was later elevated by Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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The new appointee, Denis Shmygal, is the country's third PM in just over six months and replaces Oleksiy Honcharuk.
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While the White House sought another nominee, a Trump political appointee at the department, Peter O'Rourke, became acting secretary.
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The judge, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, also scoffed at Cohen's suggestion that he'd been useful to investigators.
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On Sunday, the justice minister, a Netanyahu appointee, cut back on court hearings, citing the need for social distancing.
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As a senior appointee under President Bush, I saw this movie once before in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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In recent decades, there has often been a White House ceremony for a new appointee to the Supreme Court.
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Mr. Sessions had suggested that the Justice Department's inspector general, an Obama administration appointee, would look into them instead.
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Rosenstein is a Trump appointee, but he's also a career prosecutor and not necessarily a die-hard Trump loyalist.
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But with this new appointee, the Court now has a new, more conservative median justice: Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Another top appointee, Joe Balash, had served as Alaska's commissioner of natural resources at the time of the lawsuit.
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Judge Mehta — an appointee of former President Barack Obama — said that justification was sufficient to make the subpoena valid.
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Pence in turn named career health official and State Department appointee Deborah Birx to coordinate the White House response.
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McAleenan, who Trump has called "an Obama guy," was a career official before becoming a political appointee under Trump.
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It needn't be a new appointee, as Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar would be a fine choice.
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"The Court cannot muster even five votes to say that Auer is lawful or wise," the Trump appointee wrote.
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The first appointee to the incoming electoral board has said it was technically impossible to organize them by Jan.
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Bates, a Republican appointee nominated by President George W. Bush, went farther than the previous judges in two respects.
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Rosenstein, a Trump appointee, assumed oversight of the Russia probe last year after Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself.
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It is no wonder, then, that he and so many others are delighted with the Supreme Court's newest appointee.
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Trump also sought to distance himself from Sondland, a political appointee who donated $1 million to Trump's inauguration committee.
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Sondland, a hotelier from Seattle, is a political appointee who was a major donor to Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Judge Allison D. Burroughs, an Obama appointee, has said she's considering setting a trial date for early next year.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan, an appointee of former President Clinton, was randomly selected to take his place in the case.
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Sondland is the GOP donor and political appointee who was in direct contact at times with Trump about Ukraine.
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Trump, meanwhile, said he barely knows Sondland, his own appointee to lead the US mission to the European Union.
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Good-relations-for-investigations is exactly what Mr Zelensky was offered, said the Trump political appointee and hotel magnate.
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Later that month, his boss -- a political appointee -- took over the task of signing documents relating to the aid.
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Former Assistant Attorney General Alice Fisher, a Bush appointee, also removed herself from the White House's shortlist last week.
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Nowhere in the op-ed does the appointee allege criminal or treasonous behavior on the part of the President.
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And there is still no ambassador to South Africa -- a key political appointee in the continent's most advanced economy.
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D.C. District Court Judge Timothy Berry, a Trump appointee, scheduled a hearing in the case for 85033:30 p.m.
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Burroughs, a 212 appointee of President Barack Obama, has said she expects the trial to last about three weeks.
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The undersecretary for political affairs, the number-three post at State, is currently occupied by Obama-appointee Thomas Shannon.
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The presidential appointee who prepared this budget has publicly questioned the need for any federally funded research at all.
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One political appointee, Rita Lavelle, was facing accusations of lying to Congress, for which she would later be convicted.
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Howell, an appointee of President Barack Obama, gave the Justice Department until Wednesday to turn over the requested records.
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Of the two dozen political appointee positions in the Treasury Department just three have been confirmed by U.S. lawmakers.
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He did not, he told me, though he recently had gone on a Tinder date with a Trump appointee.
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Mr. Mueller was tied to the wrong party, having served as a top Justice Department appointee of George Bush.
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The president did not request any specific appointee, signaling only that he would like somebody he could work with.
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Four of the nine were recent Trump appointees (the fifth Trump appointee on the court, Kyle Duncan, was recused).
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Keith Ellison, one of the first elected officials to support Sanders and an appointee to the DNC platform committee.
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It was actually mostly written by Justice Potter Stewart, an Eisenhower appointee whom Nixon considered naming as Chief Justice.
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Powell can now pursue that end along with Trump appointee Randal Quarles, the Fed's new vice chair for supervision.
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It also includes conservative luminaries like Diarmuid O'Scannlain (a Reagan appointee who took senior status in 2016) and Kozinski.
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Currently, Senate Republicans can confirm any Trump appointee with a simple majority, and they don't need any Democratic votes.
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It may take another appointee to truly tilt the scales of justice against reproductive rights in America's highest court.
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Susan Hedman, a presidential appointee who oversaw the E.P.A. regional office in charge of Michigan, announced her resignation last month.
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Bates, who was appointed by George W. Bush, is the first Republican appointee to rule against the end of DACA.
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Just six of the 53 Pentagon positions have been filled, according to the Partnership for Public Services' political appointee tracker.
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US District Judge James Robart, a George W. Bush appointee in Washington state, temporarily stopped Trump's travel ban Friday night.
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Disputes over abortion rights, like gay marriage, have come down to Kennedy, a 1988 appointee of Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh, an appointee of President Donald Trump, joined the court's four liberal justices to rule against Apple.
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A Tim Pawlenty appointee, he went to law school at the University of Kansas, and clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Moley, a Trump appointee, is still in his post leading the bureau of international organization affairs at the State Department.
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A seven-member board, which will include the state's treasurer or an appointee, would set up and run the program.
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Part of what Democrats want to find out is whether, as a political appointee, he's unbiased in doing his job.
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Remarkably, Justice Kavanaugh broke with his fellow Trump appointee, Neil Gorsuch, in nearly a third of the term's 72 rulings.
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The Post's reporting aligns with a statement Obama appointee and current BEP Director Len Olijar gave to CNBC in June.
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One level deeper: Renewables advocates are wary of the political appointee that Perry has reportedly tapped to lead the study.
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Ratcliffe was also reportedly interested in the attorney general gig when Trump's first appointee Jeff Sessions was ousted last year.
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The bills give more power to the justice minister, a political appointee, to the detriment of a magistrates' regulatory body.
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The 52-year-old manager, a surprise ministerial appointee who has not held public office before, enjoys sports and art.
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The appointee then needs to secure a vote of confidence from parliament, where PSD and ALDE control a comfortable majority.
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Leading off today's confirmation hearings will be President-elect Donald Trump's attorney general appointee, Republican Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama.
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Barr wrote that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, another Trump appointee, together determined that no, they did not.
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An Obama appointee, he was approved in the position back in 2011 with unanimous consent by a majority-Democratic Senate.
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And it will take many more months for the new appointee to learn what public diplomacy can and can't do.
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U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson, a President Obama appointee, scheduled a hearing on the case for 6900:2628 p.m. Wednesday.
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Clapper, an appointee of President Obama's, argued Trump was effectively trying to make Justice an arm of the White House.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a Trump appointee, just successfully repealed "net neutrality," which treated broadband internet as a public utility.
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The emails show a political appointee at the EPA introduced the real estate agent to the scheduler early one morning.
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In his ruling, Judge Schroeder, a George W. Bush appointee, said that there is "little official discrimination to consider" today.
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Mr. de Blasio insists that there was no illegal action and has suggested that the officer, an appointee of Gov.
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Trump fired Yates, an appointee of President Barack Obama, as acting attorney general within his first 10 days in office.
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Judge Kurt Engelhardt, a Trump appointee, said Congress was limited in what it could do through the budget reconciliation process.
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Neil Gorsuch on Monday became the 28503st associate justice of the Supreme Court and President Trump's first high court appointee.
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Whiteside's team will include another new appointee, Barbara Messing, who will join Walmart as chief marketing officer in mid-August.
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The dissenters: Leading the dissent for the four conservatives was Justice Neil Gorsuch -- who, like Kavanaugh, is a Trump appointee.
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Chai Feldblum, the Democrat and Obama-era appointee, opposes background checks on any employees, including at daycares and nursing homes.
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Judge Richard Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, had fast-tracked the case over the disputed subpoena, setting a Dec.
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Hunt said the industry is pushing for a commission even with the possibility of a friendly Trump appointee in charge.
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Furman, an appointee of Democratic President Barack Obama, stopped short of a finding that Ross intended to discriminate against immigrants.
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In July, Furman, an Obama appointee to the bench, denied a request from the Trump administration to dismiss the lawsuits.
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One of the aides, Bill Baroni, was a gubernatorial appointee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Three justices — including Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch — said they would have let the executive order go into effect in full.
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That means the likelihood of a split decision was nearly 1.5 times higher when a Trump appointee heard the case.
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Judge Beryl Howell, an Obama appointee, ruled last week that the changes could not take effect, citing the coronavirus pandemic.
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It returned a $2,500 donation from one appointee, which it said violated its revised interpretation of the fund-raising ban.
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An official government investigation last year, led by a direct appointee of the president, found he had done nothing wrong.
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Trump's new appointee to the nine-member court, Brett Kavanaugh, did not state publicly how he voted on the matter.
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Mr. McCabe is a career agent, not a political appointee, so Mr. Trump has no direct say in his fate.
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A federal regulatory commission chaired by a Trump appointee did approve a pipeline that will feed ethane to the plant.
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On Thursday, Peter Ward — who, like Mr. Schwartz, was a Cuomo appointee — made a motion to delay the fare vote.
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Matthew G. Whitaker, President Trump's appointee for acting attorney general, now takes charge of an investigation he has strongly criticized.
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"Frankly, it's shocking," said Wilma B. Liebman, a former Democratic appointee on the board who once served as its chairwoman.
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Robert Mueller, a Republican, was appointed special counsel by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, another Republican, and a Trump appointee.
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"I don't think any Democrat is going to go along with a Trump appointee to the Supreme Court," he said.
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Mr. Apol replaced Walter M. Shaub Jr., an appointee of President Barack Obama, who was frequently critical of Mr. Trump.
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Trump's appointee to head the agency, Kathy Kraninger, took office in 2018 over the objections of Democrats and consumer advocates.
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In recent months, a Supreme Court justice, Luís Roberto Barroso, also a Rousseff appointee, has been advocating sweeping political reforms.
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Bolton had been in the role just 17 months, taking over in April 2018 from previous Trump appointee H.R. McMaster.
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Ultimately, it will be up to Judge Emmet Sullivan, an Obama appointee, to decide whether Flynn's sentencing should move forward.
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Including Yellen — the first woman ever to be Fed chair and originally an Obama appointee — as a finalist adds intrigue.
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Whether Democrats could actually manage to block any Trump appointee from confirmation if they did win is hardly a given.
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" The commission's chairman, Kevin McIntyre, another Trump appointee, said of Mr. Perry's plan, "It's perhaps not the most obvious fit.
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Trump appointee Kathy Kraninger, who worked under Mulvaney at the White House budget office, has served as director since 2018.
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Ms. Liu, a Trump appointee, was viewed in the office as a leader who helped protect prosecutors from political meddling.
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He has disappointed conservatives who wanted the 673 appointee of President George W. Bush to vote consistently for their side.
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The proposed Digital Privacy Agency would be an independent body run by a presidential appointee with up to 1,600 employees.
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Kavanaugh also taught with Justice Elena Kagan, a 2010 appointee of President Barack Obama who had been Harvard law dean.
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Apparently career energy experts at the Department of Energy aren't concerned with the ideological preferences of their political appointee overlords.
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This chair would have the authority to act independently of other commissioners, centralizing power in a single unelected political appointee.
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The 228 appointee of President George W. Bush loathes public criticism that casts the justices as politicians on the bench.
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One Transportation appointee, Daniel Elwell, was previously a top lobbyist for American Airlines who sought to influence the Transportation Department.
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Ms. McWilliams succeeds Martin Gruenberg, an appointee of President Obama who had resisted efforts to weaken post-crisis bank rules.
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Mr. Cipollone served a clerkship with Judge Danny Julian Boggs, a Reagan appointee, on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Craig was the only appointee of a Democratic administration charged because of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, the BBC reports.
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Katsas, the D.C. Circuit's only Trump appointee, sounded highly skeptical of allowing judges broad discretion to release grand jury materials.
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To Mr. Trump's defenders, who have seen Mr. Shaub, an Obama appointee, as politically motivated, it is more welcome news.
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That office is held by Yury Yakovlevich Chaika, a Putin appointee who is known to be close to Ms. Veselnitskaya.
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In a rare statement, Howell, an Obama appointee, rejected the notion that outside pressure would influence Jackson's sentencing of Stone.
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The judge assigned to the case is Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee who was confirmed by the Senate in May.
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GORSUCH A DRAG: Democrats, so far, are aghast at the rulings of President Trump's lone Supreme Court appointee, Neil Gorsuch.
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But U.S. District Judge Ricardo Martinez, a Bush appointee, declared almost none of the more than 6900 documents are protected.
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Mr. Trump's first appointee to lead the Interior Department, Ryan Zinke, resigned last year amid similar allegations of unethical conduct.
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Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of the North Carolina GOP, directed his ire at Wynn, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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He was coming from Washington, had been a political appointee at headquarters, and his start hadn't been as a prosecutor.
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West led the way and was joined by James Zogby, president of the Arab American Institute and another Sanders appointee.
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Tuesday's decision was issued by a divided three judge panel made up of two Republican appointees and one Democratic appointee.
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Justice Department lawyers are appealing that decision, issued by U.S. District Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, a Barack Obama appointee.
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The judge, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, pushed the hearing to July 27, The Associated Press reported.
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The most recent appointee, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, once mused that the case releasing Nixon's tapes may have been wrongly decided.
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Georgia will hold a jungle primary for the Isakson seat, meaning multiple candidates from both parties can challenge Kemp's appointee.
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Before joining the federal bench, Christen was a justice of the Alaska Supreme Court — and an appointee of Republican Gov.
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Giuliani became famous as President Ronald Reagan's appointee to serve as US attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Given the author's own description of being an appointee, who are the Senior Executive Service officials who are Trump appointees?
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Gee, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, rejected another Trump administration attempt last year to alter the settlement agreement.
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" Kemp said he took an "unconventional approach" to selecting an appointee and called Loeffler a "conservative businesswoman and political outsider.
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Senate Democrats are about to get a rare shot at putting a Trump administration appointee on the impeachment hot seat.
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"These contentions are, at worst, red herrings and, at best, incorrect," ruled Howell, an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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That advice followed several unspecified incidents during previous trips and an unusual number of threats leveled at the Trump appointee.
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Trump appointed Mulvaney as temporary head of the CFPB in November, replacing Richard Cordray, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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It functions semi-autonomously and is governed by strongman Kadyrov, an appointee and close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Replacing a hard-line conservative like Scalia with a Democratic appointee would have moved the court sharply to the left.
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The probe, however, was widely ridiculed because it was headed by a personal appointee of the president called Virgilio Andrade.
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But by the same token, nobody is going to care about a left-wing Democrat opposing a Trump administration appointee.
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"The Majority describes Bruce Ohr as a senior DOJ official who 'worked closely with the Deputy Attorneys General, (Obama appointee Sally) Yates and later (Trump appointee Rod) Rosenstein,' in order to imply that Ohr was somehow involved in the FlSA process, but there is no indication this is the case," the Schiff memo states.
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While Rogers was a Barack Obama appointee, patience with his performance apparently ran thin near the end of Obama's second term.
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English was endorsed by former CFPB Director Richard Cordray, an appointee of President Barack Obama, before he stepped down in November.
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By the same token, John Roberts is a George W. Bush appointee who wound up delivering gay marriage and saving ObamaCare.
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Trump tapped budget director Mick Mulvaney as acting director of the regulatory agency after Obama appointee Richard Cordray resigned in November.
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Shanahan is not the first Trump appointee to take his cues from the business world and apply them to foreign policy.
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Tuesday's letter marked the first time the union has openly opposed the nomination of any presidential appointee, the union letter said.
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The Democratic appointee has worked in communications law both privately and for the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
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Sources told CNN it is highly unusual for a political appointee to be involved in signing off on such a freeze.
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The Senate confirmed Judge Gregory Katsas in late November 2017, replacing retired judge Janice Rogers Brown, a George W. Bush appointee.
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The appeal comes as questions and concerns swirl about having political appointee, John Konkus, in charge of reviewing the agency's grants.
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" Sondland, a Trump political appointee, told lawmakers Thursday that Yovanovitch was "an excellent diplomat" who was "a delight to work with.
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In the event of potential legal trouble, he may have judged it wise to have a friendly, loyal appointee in place.
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Judge Lance Walker, a Trump appointee, on Thursday issued a preliminary injunction preventing the 15-year-old student from being suspended.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation gave Republican President Donald Trump a major victory, with his second lifetime appointee to the nation's highest judicial body.
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Chief Justice John Roberts agreed with Justice Samuel Alito, a fellow George W. Bush appointee, more than 90% of the time.
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Mirziyoyev named Djamshid Kuchkarov finance minister last month, replacing his previous appointee Botir Khodjayev who took over the Economy Ministry instead.
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Trump appointed Mulvaney as temporary head of the CFPB in November to replace Richard Cordray, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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Schneiderman was joined onstage by Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, an Obama-era appointee who was reappointed by the Trump administration.
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U.S. district judge Marco Hernandez, you guessed it -- also an Obama appointee -- threw out the lawsuit filed by parents for privacy.
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The sometimes bitterly polarized environment in which they will operate as a political appointee could present challenges that divert their talents.
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Leading the new office is Trump appointee and National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro, who said he wants to renegotiate NAFTA.
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The split 9th Circuit ruling on Friday was written by Judge Jay Bybee, an appointee of Republican president George W. Bush.
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She is an Obama appointee who was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to the appeals court position in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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But the White House has so far resisted that pick, in an effort to put a political appointee in that role.
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But one judge in particular, Amy Berman Jackson — an Obama appointee confirmed to the court in 2011 — had a lucky draw.
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Last year, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, a George W. Bush appointee, sided with MetLife, overturning the designation on two grounds.
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Then, six months later, a Jefferson appointee to the Supreme Court, William Johnson, ruled that the President had exceeded his authority.
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Judge Karen Henderson, appointed by President Ronald Reagan, wrote the Tuesday opinion, joined by Judge Sri Srinivasan, a President Obama appointee.
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Judge Ursula Ungaro, a George H.W. Bush appointee, ruled that BuzzFeed was reporting on "an official proceeding" in publishing the dossier.
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The reassigned staffers included Kevin Chmielewski, a political appointee who was placed on administrative leave without pay, and three career officials.
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If Collins and Murkowski opposed a Trump appointee, then it would only take one more Republican senator to kill the nomination.
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McGurk, an Obama appointee, had led U.S. efforts to combat the influence of ISIS in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan since 85033.
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The actual impetus for the subpoena, wrote Judge Rao, a recent Mr Trump appointee, was to look into the president's misdeeds.
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If a Democratic appointee replaces Scalia, it would tilt the balance of the court leftward for the first time in decades.
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Nixon MORE, a Clinton appointee, also issued statements from the bench that suggested they are leaning in favor of law enforcement.
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Mr. Pruitt bristled when the officials — four career E.P.A. employees and one Trump administration political appointee — confronted him, the people said.
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" Roberts, a Clinton appointee, noted that despite being "facially neutral," as the Supreme Court ruled, "its impact falls predominantly on Muslims.
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Judge Dabney Friedrich, a 2017 Trump appointee in the US District Court for the District of Columbia, made her displeasure clear.
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But Justice Neil Gorsuch, another Trump appointee who practiced and taught antitrust law, questioned if that legal precedent should be upheld.
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One Flynn appointee was a close friend of McMaster's: Derek Harvey, a retired Army colonel who was also a Petraeus protégé.
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Since then, David Kautter, a Senate-confirmed Trump appointee to a Treasury Department post, has been serving as acting IRS commissioner.
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Furman, an Obama appointee, set a series of deadlines stretching through August for both parties to submit filings about the evidence.
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Trump appointee Randal Quarles will speak Tuesday in New York, where he'll be part of a panel discussion on bank regulations.
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The IRS has not had a permanent commissioner since November, when the term of former President Obama's appointee, John Koskinen, ended.
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Judge Richard Leon is a George W. Bush-appointee who has served on the US District Court for DC since 2002.
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Carson, an appointee and supporter of Trump during the campaign, was introduced with his Cabinet title at the rally in Phoenix.
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Jon Kyl is expected to resign sometime in early 2019 and will be replaced by an appointee chosen by Republican Gov.
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That idea has generated controversy, with critics saying the second appointee would inevitably impede the work of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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But faced with the prospect of a Trump appointee singlehandedly running the agency, some are hoping reform talks could gain momentum.
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His case has been assigned to District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, the Obama appointee who is also overseeing Manafort's D.C. case.
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Before that, Distefano spent more than three years at the Environmental Protection Agency in the Obama administration as a political appointee.
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He's the author of A Stone of Hope, a memoir released by Harper Collins and a presidential appointee from Barack Obama.
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CFPB's rule, which was finalized under Obama appointee Richard Cordray in 2017, would not have put payday lenders out of business.
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However an EC spokeswoman told us today that the role was filled last week — naming Judith Garber as the new appointee.
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Or an adverse ruling, nine times out of ten, it is a George W. or George H. W. or Reagan appointee.
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Trump's appointee could be pivotal in cases involving abortion, gun, religious and transgender rights, the death penalty and other contentious matters.
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Though Volker's testimony did not offer new information, it's significant because it comes under oath from a former Trump administration appointee.
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The governor's campaign said it was returning $1.33,250 from one appointee whose giving violated the executive order, in the administration's view.
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No. As a career civil servant, Mr. McCabe is not a political appointee who can be summarily dismissed by the president.
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Thanks to reporting on the memo, we know that Rosenstein, a Trump appointee, saw fit to apply for this warrant's renewal.
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And three months later, in May, he authorized someone else to speak with a Trump appointee on his behalf, they wrote.
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The sole political appointee was its director, who would serve a five-year term and could be fired only for wrongdoing.
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Pence on Thursday named career health official and Obama-era State Department appointee Deborah Birx to coordinate the White House response.
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"The constitutional text confirms that a Senate impeachment trial is a judicial proceeding," wrote Rogers, an appointee of President Bill Clinton.
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"It's only when the House rule is ambiguous .. not when it's clear," replied Griffith, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Mr. Trump has stuck by Judge Kavanaugh, who would join Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, his first appointee, on the high court.
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With Democrats largely powerless to block a Trump appointee, eyes are on two female Republican senators who could cast deciding votes.
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The case is assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Dabney Friedrich, Trump's newest appointee to the district court bench in Washington.
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But Mr. Atkinson, a Trump appointee, nevertheless concluded that the allegations appeared to be credible and identified two layers of concern.
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Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner, a Scott appointee also named in the lawsuit, was empowered to do so, Walker noted.
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First, Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee in federal district court in D.C., dismissed two New York officials from the lawsuit.
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Trent-Adams took over the post in April after Trump dismissed the previous surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, an Obama appointee.
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Another judge, Clinton-appointee Robert King, though, criticized President Trump for dismissing the Foreign Emoluments Clause as "phony" earlier this year.
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The president met this month with Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, the Republican appointee there and the favorite of the party establishment.
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That seat was left vacant for more than a year until the Senate confirmed Gorsuch, Trump's first appointee to the court.
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Through the years, he has disappointed conservatives who wanted the Republican George W. Bush appointee to vote consistently for their side.
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One new appointee was asked to resign after it was discovered that she compared Israel to the Islamic State on Twitter.
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"You're asking us to opine on a law that's not on the books anymore," said Justice Sonia Sotomayor, an Obama-appointee.
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A Clinton appointee, Garland has garnered a reputation as centrist and was backed by Republican senators during his 1997 confirmation vote.
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That is why their leader, a political appointee, must stand for them, shielding them from the attacks they cannot respond to.
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The reassigned staffers included Kevin Chmielewski, a political appointee who was placed on administrative leave without pay, and three career officials.
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But, you also have the FBI, which is run by Trump appointee Christopher Wray, opposed to the release of the memo.
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Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) (resigning at the end of 2019; his seat will be filled by a GOP appointee) Democrats Sen.
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The appellate court opinion, written by Trump appointee Judge John Bush, said the law gives patients more information about the abortion.
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The political appointee was confirmed in April 2018, got to Berlin in May and by all accounts, immediately began making waves.
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The Barack Obama appointee noted that the government bears a "heavy burden" when seeking a stay of a lower court decision.
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The administration last month pushed out Matthew Doherty, an Obama appointee, as executive director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness.
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But impeachment is a political process — and with Sondland's testimony, that talking point has now been complicated by Trump's own appointee.
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As a career civil servant, McCabe is entitled to job protections and cannot be unilaterally removed as a political appointee can.Rep.
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Randy Quarles, the Fed vice chairman for supervision and Trump's first appointee to the central bank, began his term this month.
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That would ensure that a Trump appointee would serve as CFPB's director until several years after the president's current term ends.
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Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller as special counsel, is a Republican appointee -- named to his job by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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"Undeniably, the CFPB was intended to be independent, but it is part of the executive branch," Kelly, a Trump appointee, said.
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The deal is likely to face an antitrust review by the Department of Justice, which is run by a Trump appointee.
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Barr, the top U.S. law enforcement officer and a Trump appointee, will have to decide how much of it to disclose.
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Jay Clayton took over the Securities and Exchange Commission in May, after Obama appointee Mary Jo White stepped down in January.
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Unlike some other sectors, the NSD is widely considered one of the least political divisions within DOJ and by design -- as there is only one political appointee (who serves in the top position as the assistant attorney general) and there hasn't been a political appointee in that position at DOJ since last fall (once Carlin left).
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"We conclude that it is best served by respecting the Constitution's assignment of the power of the purse to Congress, and by deferring to Congress's understanding of the public interest as reflected in its repeated denial of more funding for border barrier construction," wrote Judges Michelle Friedland, an Obama appointee, and Richard Clifton, a George W. Bush appointee.
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Judges Edith Jones, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, and Andrew Oldham, a Trump appointee, also said there was a "substantial likelihood" that the plaintiffs in the Texas-based suit — the City of El Paso and the Border Network for Human Rights — lacked legal standing to pursue their claims that Trump's planned spending violated appropriations limits imposed by Congress.
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His appointee to replace Mr Sessions on an acting basis, Matt Whitaker, the former attorney-general's chief of staff, should please him.
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Lightfoot has served as the Acting Administrator since the Trump presidency began on January 20, 2017, succeeding Obama-era appointee Charles Bolden.
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Judge Carolyn Dineen King, a President Jimmy Carter appointee who's the third member of the panel, asked no questions during the proceedings.
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Obama kept Bush appointee Robert Gates on at defense and made Hillary Clinton, his constant critic in the primaries, Secretary of State.
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"The only problem our economy has is the Fed," the president declared of the central bank chaired by his appointee Jerome Powell.
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It will also embolden Democrats who see Tillerson as perhaps the most vulnerable Trump Cabinet appointee to a bruising Senate confirmation battle.
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Puerto Rico's Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez, another Rossello appointee, would be next in line for governor should the court rule against Pierluisi.
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The 64-year-old appointee of George W. Bush has never endorsed abortion rights or ever voted to invalidate a tough regulation.
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Some conservatives have viewed Ms. Liu, a Trump appointee who worked in the Justice Department in the second Bush administration, with suspicion.
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The previous Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington, a Reagan appointee, was known as a tremendous fundraiser for the Library for decades.
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Biggs, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said in her 26-page decision that the new policy "impermissibly conflicts" with immigration law.
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He previously worked in the Justice Department and was a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, a Reagan appointee.
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The dissenting judge on the Circuit's tax return case, Trump-appointee Neomi Rao, appeared to endorse many of the White House's arguments.
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Jerome Powell, his pick for chairman and originally an Obama appointee, does not appear notably more doveish than his predecessor, Janet Yellen.
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Like all of my political Ambassadorial colleagues, I am an appointee of the President and serve at the pleasure of the President.
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Judge Raymond Clevenger, a George H.W. Bush appointee, suggested that it's unclear how much money the government should be charging for access.
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He was a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, now retired, a 20 appointee of Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Many Republicans have called Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., a George W. Bush appointee, a turncoat for having written that decision.
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Judge David Tatel, a Clinton appointee on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, wrote the majority opinion in Mazars.
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Atkinson, a Trump appointee, first alerted congressional intelligence committees of the whistleblower report and is someone lawmakers are eager to speak with.
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Last month -- ruling from the bench -- England, a George W. Bush appointee, signaled he was inclined to rule in favor of Trump.
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In fact, for the entirety of Obama's first term and into part of his second, the NNSA Administrator remained a Bush appointee.
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But the agency's commissioners, led by Jay Clayton, an appointee of U.S. President Donald Trump, stayed the decision pending their own review.
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When Arsène Wenger became Arsenal's manager in 213 he was only the fourth appointee from outside Britain and Ireland in English history.
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Some members of the court, including the often-pivotal Justice Anthony Kennedy and Trump's appointee Neil Gorsuch, appeared sympathetic to South Dakota.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Mr Trump's appointee, and Chief Justice John Roberts also voiced scepticism about the challengers' case against the travel rules.
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But it would probably take at least one additional Donald Trump appointee to have a shot at erasing Roe from the law.
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In order to fill some 4,000 presidential appointee positions, the President-elect's transition team set up an online application form at apply.ptt.
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The Senate has approved a Trump appointee for the Supreme Court and is poised to wave through his nominees for lower courts.
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Trump has promised to appoint justices to the nation's top court, including recent appointee Neil Gorsuch, who would overturn the Roe v.
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Because the president fired an Obama political appointee serving as acting attorney general after she refused to carry out a lawful order.
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It comes as President Donald Trump's new appointee to the high court, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, heard his first arguments on Tuesday morning.
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Fixing the IT infrastructure is not a very appealing topic for any high ranking political appointee doing a finite tour of duty.
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Shaub is an appointee from the Obama years, and is serving out the last year of his five-year term under Trump.
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Several House Financial Services Committee Democrats say backing a coalition, for example, could protect the agency from withering under a Trump appointee.
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Now, however, the Justice Department is being led by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, an appointee of President Donald Trump, an Obamacare opponent.
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Gorsuch also served as a clerk for Justice Byron White, a John F. Kennedy appointee, who retired from the court in 1993.
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Mr. Baroni was the governor's top executive appointee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the bridge.
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This extraordinary power of one political-appointee to overturn the decision of trained immigration judges is fundamentally at odds with judicial independence.
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Senate Democrats managed to block Trump's SCOTUS pick Thursday in the first successful filibuster of an appointee in more than 50 years.
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Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee in the U.S. District Court for Washington, D.C., delayed the proceeding until Friday at 10 a.m.
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A week after DeVos called the idea "crazy," her appointee Arthur Wayne Johnson advocates erasing student debt to help fix "broken" system.
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The case was assigned to Kelly, a Trump appointee who has been on the federal bench just more than a year now.
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But Justice Sonia Sotomayor, an Obama appointee, questioned that claim, noting that Apple is the one selling the apps to the customer.
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Ginsburg is followed by another left-leaning Clinton appointee, Justice Stephen Breyer, 28503, conservative Clarence Thomas, 22019, and conservative Samuel Alito, 68.
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But Yellen wouldn't bite, treading carefully in her new status as a rare Obama appointee still serving out her term under Trump.
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Preska, an appointee of former President George H.W. Bush, concurred with part of the D.C. appellate court's initial ruling against the CFPB.
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But the stock exchanges are fighting back against a major prong in Trump appointee Jay Clayton's push to re-regulate stock exchanges.
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U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, an Obama appointee, struck down New Hampshire's work requirements less than a week after hearing oral arguments.
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By tipping the balance of the board with a conservative municipal finance appointee, we would be one step closer to a resolution.
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D.C. District Judge Emmet Sullivan, a Clinton appointee, has sided with the Democrats so far in ruling that the lawsuit can advance.
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Howell, an Obama appointee, will ultimately need to rule on whether to satisfy Democrats' bid to designate the two cases as related.
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Hazel, an Obama appointee, had previously indicated that he believes the new evidence involving Hofeller "raises a substantial issue" in the case.
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While Keisler spoke, Judge Sentelle, a Reagan appointee who had aggressively questioned the DOJ earlier in the hearing, often nodded in approval.
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History shows that a president can usually depend on his Supreme Court appointee (or appointees) to support him if he is challenged.
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"Amazon ... plays a large role in the actual sales process," Circuit Judge Jane Richards Roth, a Reagan appointee, wrote in the opinion.
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Michael is a recent appointee to the CFA Institute's Board of Governors, where he will begin serving as of September 1, 2014.
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He was a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, now retired, a 1981 appointee of Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Pai, a Donald Trump appointee, has been an outspoken critic of the net neutrality rules put in place roughly three years ago.
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As Mr. da Silva's appointee, she was chairwoman of the board of directors at Petrobras, the center of this web of corruption.
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And under review by the National Data Guardian, the government-appointee tasked with ensuring citizens' health data is safeguarded and used properly.
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Although a Reagan appointee, Anthony Kennedy is ending his tenure in the Supreme Court on the liberal side of the ideological spectrum.
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Why this matters... for now: Yates is an Obama appointee and her order will remain in effect until Jeff Sessions is confirmed.
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State Departments officials (both career official Undersecretary David Hale, and a political appointee, Counselor T. Ulrich Brechbuhl) are also on the schedule.
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Ellis, a political appointee, will replace a career official who is heading back to their home agency, an administration official told CNN.
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Nielsen, a Trump appointee, told reporters at a White House briefing on Thursday that the administration was only strictly enforcing the law.
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Every sensible lawyer in WHCO and every political ... 3) ... appointee at DOJ wd agree with me (as some have already told me).
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, a Republican and a Trump appointee, responded to Trump's remarks and stood by the U.S. agencies.
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He was a Reagan appointee and generally on the right, but he did break from the Court's conservatives on some key issues.
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The panel was made up of two Republican-appointed judges and one Democratic appointee, Patricia Millett, who wrote the sole dissenting opinion.
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Republican senators blocking an Obama appointee, for obviously partisan reasons, convinced many Democrats that there are no impartial norms surrounding the Court.
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One additional GOP appointee, Judge David Sentelle, will join the en banc court considering the border wall funding dispute, the order said.
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The mayor ordered the governor's appointee forcibly removed from his office and mustered a force of hundreds of Municipals to do so.
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A Trump appointee, Mr. Pai has said that he would employ "humility" in determining which mergers should be allowed to go through.
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If an appointee has benefited from illegal foreign support, this creates the risk of more revelations that could worsen that person's exposure.
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A well-respected medical researcher who is already working at the FDA as a senior-level political appointee, his credentials are impeccable.
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"Generally speaking, these types of plans are exempt from state law and outside my jurisdiction," the Democratic appointee said in an interview.
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But you will note that only one of these men is a bishop, a public teacher of the faith, a Francis appointee.
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"If Trump replaced all 48 eligible Democratic appointees, every court of appeals would become a Republican-appointee majority court," Mr. Wheeler wrote.
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A Trump administration appointee resigned Thursday after CNN reported on his past use of racist, sexist, anti-Muslim language on the radio.
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Director Brenda Fitzgerald, a Trump administration appointee, already owned stock in five other tobacco companies when she assumed leadership of the CDC.
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Cooper, an appointee of former President Obama, wrote in his order that the department did not adequately justify the August cutoff date.
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Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, agreed with Democrats that his Washington, D.C., court was the wrong place to hear the case.
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John had the opportunity to serve in a senior position in the department for three years as an appointee of the president.
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Holler said the obstruction of any Clinton Supreme Court appointee is going to require "an immense amount of willpower" from Senate Republicans.
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Nevertheless, we must ensure that any new appointee to the Supreme Court has demonstrated a similar passion for our laws and Constitution.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, declined to postpone Stone's sentencing as she considered his motion for a retrial.
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District Judge Amit Mehta, an appointee of President Barack Obama, upheld the committee's subpoena in May, but Trump's attorneys appealed the decision.
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Trent-Adams took over the post in April after President Trump dismissed the previous surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, an Obama appointee.
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At present, only 10 of the 53 top jobs at the Department of Defense have been filled with permanent political-appointee replacements.
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Trump anticipated (correctly) that this appointee would work to dismantle Obama-era protections, such as the Clean Power Plan, from the inside.
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An Energy Department appointee resigned Thursday amid controversy stemming from comments he made online and later claimed were the result of hacking.
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Under the Vacancies Act, a Senate-confirmed agency head such as the CFPB's director must be replaced by another Senate-confirmed appointee.
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If confirmed, Rettig would succeed Obama appointee John Koskinen, whose term ended in November and who some House Republicans tried to impeach.
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McMaster has appointed Mike Barry to replace Ezra Cohen-Watnick, who was an appointee of Trump's first national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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In April, the Trump administration ousted Vivek Murthy, who had served in the position since 2014 as an appointee of President Obama.
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Though Bob Krueger, a Democratic appointee, temporarily succeeded Bentsen, he was beat in a special election by Kay Bailey Hutchison, a Republican.
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Then on Friday evening the political appointees at NOAA did what no political appointee I worked for at NOAA would have done.
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The case will be heard at different stages by federal District Judge Victor Marrero, a Clinton appointee, and magistrate judge Katharine Parker.
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Kemp recently asserted in a tweet that any potential appointee to fill Isakson's seat will align with Trump on key policy areas.
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His former boss, Trump administration appointee Carl Higbie, resigned in January over racist and other inflammatory comments also unearthed by CNN's KFile.
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