From Reuters: "U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito had no apparent success on Wednesday in adding to his scant Democratic support in the Republican-led Senate, which is expected to soon confirm him. "So far, just one of the Senate’s 44 Democrats – moderate Ben Nelson of Nebraska – has said he will vote for Alito. […]
From Reuters:
"U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito had no apparent success on Wednesday in adding to his scant Democratic support in the Republican-led Senate, which is expected to soon confirm him.
"So far, just one of the Senate's 44 Democrats - moderate Ben Nelson of Nebraska - has said he will vote for Alito. All but about a half dozen others appear certain to oppose him."
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