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Headline Roundup November 29th, 2018

Senate Committee Cancels Votes on Judicial Nominees Amid Flake's Protests

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The Senate Judiciary Committee canceled votes on over 20 judicial nominees after Republican Sen. Jeff Flake vowed to oppose all of them unless legislation that would protect Special Counsel Robert Mueller is brought to a vote.

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Special counsel protection bill stalls in U.S. Senate, Flake starts protest
Special counsel protection bill stalls in U.S. Senate, Flake starts protest

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Legislation to protect the special counsel’s office probe into possible Russian election interference stalled in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, spurring Republican Senator Jeff Flake to make good

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Jeff Flake is following through on his promise in the most Jeff Flake way.

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