“The White House is deploying a new strategy to guide its judicial nominees through a tricky Senate process that has gotten harder with the prolonged absence of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA),” Axios reports.
“President Biden today will nominate four new judges for openings on federal district courts — and the White House is optimistic about winning confirmation based on behind-the-scenes groundwork.”
“Biden officials are now placing a higher premium on winning home-state senators’ support well before a nomination is public. That has allowed the vetting process to begin for new candidates.”
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