Glenn Will Vote Against Meese
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
Sen. John Glenn (D-Ohio) said today that Edwin Meese III has shown “extremely poor judgment at best and an ethical blind spot at worst” as a top White House adviser and thus should be rejected when his nomination for attorney general comes before the Senate. Glenn told a news conference that he will vote against the Meese nomination and urge other lawmakers to do the same when the matter comes to the floor, perhaps on Feb. 20.
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