From the White House, corrections to inaccurate statements made yesterday on the Sunday shows. Expect to hear them repeated this week. Senator Schumer: On Meet the Press, Senator Schumer attacked Judge Samuel Alito at length, identifying a number of elements he saw in Judge Alito’s record he finds troubling. Senator Schumer made the following inaccurate statements: “[Alito] was one of the very few justices [sic] to say that the federal government can't regulate machine gu

RNC's response to Sen. Kennedy's (D-MA) opening statement. Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA): “And In His Writings And Speeches, He Has Supported Level Of Overreaching Presidential Power That Frankly Most Americans Find Disturbing And Even Frightening. In Fact, Is Extraordinary That Each Of The Three Individuals This President Has Nominated For The Supreme Court -- Chief Justice Roberts, Harriet Miers, And Now Judge Alito, Has Served Not Only As A Lawyer For The Executive Branch But

Following up on Mark's post: the new report from YAP (whose acronym I gather is unrelated to any Chihuahua-like tendency to bark without

Liberal groups are picking through Judge Alito's decisions with a fine-toothed comb and issuing reports on how "troubled" they

Since Judge Samuel Alito was nominated to the Supreme Court on October 31, his supporters and detractors have been doing battle across the n

You'll need to click the link fairly quickly, since National Journal will be rotating it off soon, but centrist columnist Stuart Taylor,

In my post yesterday on Alito and antitrust I neglected to introduce myself, so let me fix that now. I'm a senior fellow at the Manhatta

The American Antitrust Institute, a group that tends to favor expansive interpretations of its particular legal specialty, sniped at nominee

COMMITTEE FOR JUSTICE 1275 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Tenth Floor Washington , DC 20004 www.committeeforjustice.org For Immediate Release: November 17, 2005 Contact: Sean Rushton (202) 481-6853 **Media Briefing: Today** CFJ to Discuss New Alito Report with Reporters **Conference Call with Reporters Thursday at 2:30 PM** WASHINGTON, DC -- the Committee for Justice (CFJ), which defends and promotes constitutionalist nominees to the federal courts, today announced release of it