Original sentence: (An earlier agreement between moderates in both parties to prevent filibustering of nominees related only to judicial nominees, not ambassadorships.Bolton's nomination initially received strong support from Republicans but faced heavy opposition from Democrats due initially to concerns about his strongly expressed views on the United Nations, and later, alleged actions while at the State Department.Bolton's nomination to the full Senate with a positive recommendation.Bush, but as of 29 June 2005 his nomination has yet to be confirmed by the Senate.Concern among some Republicans on the committee however prompted the leadership to not risk losing such a motion and to instead send the nomination forward with no recommendation.Democrats insisted that a vote on the nomination was premature, given the resistance of the White House to share classified documents related to Bolton's alleged actions.Holding a 10-8 majority in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (tasked with vetting ambassadorial nominees), the Republican leadership hoped to send Mr.In the full Senate, Republican support for the nomination remained uncertain, with the most vocal Republican critic, Ohio Senator George V.The Republican leadership moved on two occasions to end debate, but were unable to muster the necessary votes despite a 55-44 majority in the body
Edited sentence: Bolton's nomination initially received strong support from Republicans but faced heavy opposition from Democrats.Bush, but as of 15 June 2005 his nomination has yet to be confirmed by the Senate.Democrats have threatened to filibuster the nomination vote despite a deal struck between John McCain and moderate Democrats to use filibusters on nominees only in "extraordinary circumstances.Following the confirmation hearings, Republican support for the nomination has waned somewhat with the most vocal Republican critic, Ohio Senator George V