That's amore? (Devil In The Details).(Eugene Scalia denied appointment)(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, February, 2002
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CREDIT TOM DASCHLE WITH this much: After we reported last fall that Eugene Scalia--son of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and heir to dad's uber-conservative bent--appeared to be a lock for Labor Department solicitor, the Senate majority leader took a page from his Republican colleagues across the aisle and delayed Scalia's confirmation vote.
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And for good reason: Scalia, you'll recall, has spent a career as the point man in the anti-ergonomics movement, deriding repetitive-stress injuries as fictional and dismissing the well-established field of ergonomics as "junk ...
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