Supreme Court nominee Kagan has thin public record
Elena Kagan’s opposition to the don’t ask don’t tell policy offers a rare personal view. Her record is thinner than typical nominees, with most assessments based on her roles in the Clinton White House and the Obama Justice Department.
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The Senate approved a 96 to 0 measure authorizing a one time GAO audit of the Fed covering emergency lending in 2007 to 2009 as part of a broader financial regulation bill. A broader audit failed while another amendment trimmed the rescue fund to 550 billion and directed repayments to reduce deficits.
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