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If the supreme court nominee is not confirmed, what does the president do?.
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If the supreme court nominee is not confirmed, what does the president do?.

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Judiciary Committee.

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Since 1868, almost all Supreme Court nominations, including all that were ultimately not confirmed, have been automatically referred to the Judiciary Committee.

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