The South Florida Federal JNC is:
Vivian de las Cuevas-Diaz
Larry Handfield
Retired Judge Ilona Holmes
Eduardo Lacasa
Victoria Mesa-Estrada
Burnadette Norris-Weeks
Retired Justice Barbara Pariente
Updated with this statement from a spokesperson for Sen. Rubio to the blog:
“Senator Rubio is not a participant in this JNC. Due to his longtime working relationship with Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz, at her request he provided the names of Republicans who have served on his JNC in the past. However they are not his appointees. As he has done his entire time in the Senate, he will continue to rely on his own bipartisan commission to assist in fulfilling his role in the Senate’s constitutional duty to provide advice and consent on judicial nominees. And as he has done in the previous two Congresses, he will make decisions on U.S. Attorneys and U.S. Marshals directly.”
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Any word on why Scott refused to participate?
Hurray for a presence from the SPLC!
Now that's a panel!
Judge Holmes will shake things up.
http://sdfla.blogspot.com/2013/12/larry-handfield-pleads-guilty-to-tax.html
Who puta a ged fraud convict on a fed JNC? Some shady local politician? Smh....we can do better people!
The Florida Public Service Commission is now accepting applications for nomination to serve as United States ambassador in 115 countries around the world.
Who is on Senator Rubio's committee?
The dems should dissolve the JNC. No reason if the senators are not participating.
Victoria Mesa-Estrada herself would be a fine selection for a judgeship. President Biden has asked Democratic senators and House members to prioritize candidates that are not corporate law partners or prosecutors.
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