http://www.nam.org/s_nam/doc1.asp?CID=14&DID=234890
For the first time in its 110-year history, the National Association of Manufacturers has
taken an active position in support of the President's nominee to the recently-vacated
position on the United States Supreme Court. Criteria applied by the Association's
Judicial Review Committee included "intellect, experience, integrity, judicial temperament
and understanding of the consequences of judicial decisions on business".
In your opinion, should the nomination of a Supreme Court Justice be the subject of
an active lobbying effort by business?
For the first time in its 110-year history, the National Association of Manufacturers has
taken an active position in support of the President's nominee to the recently-vacated
position on the United States Supreme Court. Criteria applied by the Association's
Judicial Review Committee included "intellect, experience, integrity, judicial temperament
and understanding of the consequences of judicial decisions on business".
In your opinion, should the nomination of a Supreme Court Justice be the subject of
an active lobbying effort by business?