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        America’s Senate as constitutionally charged provides careful advice and consent on presidential nominations. Yet critics argue that if Senators confirm a nominee whose conduct has become the subject of significant ethical controversy, the hearing begins to resemble less a confirmation proceeding than a criminal tribunal determining whether alleged misconduct deserves promotion instead of greater scrutiny.

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