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Republican Senators Grill Biden's Judicial Nominee

Republican Senators Grill Biden's Judicial Nominee
AP Photo/Susan Walsh

During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday, Republican senators called out one of President Biden’s judicial nominees for repeatedly lying under oath and supporting former congressional candidate Odessa Kelly. 

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“I have to say, I’ve never seen a witness—never—in five years on this committee, sit here and lie to us and change the story person to person,” Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said to Nashville attorney Karla Marie Campbell, who was tapped for a seat on the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.  

Hawley and other GOP senators grilled Campbell for her association with a Marxist organization, the nonprofit Workers’ Dignity, as well as her campaign donation to Kelly.

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Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), meanwhile, called out the Biden administration's failure to consult with her and Sen. Bill Hagerty on circuit court nominees. 

“This is the fourth time they have disregarded Tennessee senators and thereby the people in our state,” she said.


 

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