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Watch Becker McCain Exchange

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Take a look at the exchange between Becker and McCain on whether he’d recuse himself on cases involving the SEIU:

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The quotes in writing don’t do justice to how Becker avoided and deflected what should have been a pretty darn simple answer. Had this question never crossed his mind (that I doubt) or did somebody think that the whole “I will comply scrupulously” answer was a good way to deflect that question?