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    Biden meets with key senators at White House about Supreme Court nomination

    WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden met with two key senators in the Oval Office on Tuesday as the White House sought to build congressional support for his eventual Supreme Court nominee. Speaking to reporters before the meeting, Biden described the two senators — Democrat Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Republican Charles E. Grassley of Iowa — as “good friends,” adding that he is “serious ...
    by Anumita Kaur and Erin B. Logan, Los Angeles Times Feb 01, 2022 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden met with two key senators in the Oval Office on Tuesday as the White House sought to build congressional support for his eventual Supreme Court nominee.

    Speaking to reporters before the meeting, Biden described the two senators — Democrat Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Republican Charles E. Grassley of Iowa — as “good friends,” adding that he is “serious when I say I want the advice

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