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To: Frohickey
From Robert Novak:

"Before President Clinton named her to the federal bunch in 1995 at age 57, Gladys Kessler had worked for the National Labor Relations Board in the Kennedy administration, for left-wing Rep. Jonathan Bingham of the Bronx, as a labor lawyer for the New York City Board of Education and finally for 17 years as a superior court judge in D.C. appointed by President Jimmy Carter."

Was she a Carter or Clinton appointee? (A distinction without a difference)

20 posted on 02/04/2002 11:51:00 AM PST by Politico2
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To: Politico2
Sorry I misread and jumped to the end... A Clinton AND Carter appointee.
22 posted on 02/04/2002 11:52:30 AM PST by Politico2
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To: Politico2
This judge was both a Carter and a Clinton appointee. Carter appointed her to the D.C. Courts (the equivalent of a state court position, but in D.C. these, too, are presidential appointments). Later, Clinton appointed her to the federal bench as a US District Court judge.

Does that clarify the question you asked in response to the Novak column?

Congressman Billybob

Phil & Billybob in the mornings.

120 posted on 02/04/2002 2:59:09 PM PST by Congressman Billybob
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