Remarks on the resignation of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor from the Supreme Court of the United States.(Week Ending Friday, July 1, 2005)(Transcript)

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July 1, 2005

Good morning. A short time ago I had a warm conversation with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who has decided to retire from the Supreme Court of the United States. America is proud of Justice O'Connor's distinguished service, and I'm proud to know her. Today, she has the gratitude of her fellow citizens, and she and John and their family have our respect and good wishes.

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