[Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle]

York said no such thing.

Look at the quotation marks. Grant is further explaining that the confirmation observers were also White House strategists.

[William McKinley]

I am looking at this:

At that point, York acknowledged that a number of White House strategists and confirmation observers, "while impressed with Pryor's candor, wondered what was going on."

This is a fabrication. Here is what York said:

At that point some longtime confirmation observers, while impressed with Pryor's candor, wondered what was going on. Who is this guy? Is he suicidal? Source

York said nothing about White House strategists. For some reason, this author made that part up.

[William McKinley]

Grant is further explaining that the confirmation observers were also White House strategists

Grant is saying that York said the White House strategists said something. York said no such thing. As such, Grant's statement is false.

[William McKinley]

Also, Grant stated that York 'admitted' these White House strategists and observers were wondering 'Is he deliberately trying to derail the President's judicial agenda?'

York 'admitted' no such thing. Nor did he speculate such a thing.

Sloppy writing at a minimum. Intentionally deceptive at worst.