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In reply to the discussion: Republicans have already found a way to F*CK up the judicial nominees !!!!!!!!!! [View all]VanillaRhapsody
(21,115 posts)73. Apparently I am not the only one that thinks so...
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Republicans have already found a way to F*CK up the judicial nominees !!!!!!!!!! [View all]
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
OP
Welp, then they need to change the committee quorum rule to a simple majority. Refusal to do
ancianita
Nov 2013
#7
Yup. Not an unreasonable expectation for highly paid representatives of taxpayers.
ancianita
Nov 2013
#18
Senate is 'in session'. I'm pretty sure there's no rule to force GOPers to attend commitee meetings
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#10
There is a way. Reid is a master of senate rules--even the really arcane ones.
Pretzel_Warrior
Nov 2013
#12
And you can bet any Supreme Court nominee will be fought like the Normandy invasion.
Bolo Boffin
Nov 2013
#11
Right - Senators from the state send a LIST of folks to the executive branch for Obama to pick from
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#31
You keep missing the main point here. The commission can 'recommend' the names to the two SENATORS
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#58
If it is a red state with two republican U.S. Senators it is those two senators that...
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#46
You need to read up on 'nominating commissions' - which GOPers sway their way in the red states
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#53
The filibuster change today excludes Supreme Court nominees so those still need 60 votes. n/t
PoliticAverse
Nov 2013
#19
It looks like Harry Reid schedules two executive sessions on consecutive days
Pretzel_Warrior
Nov 2013
#38
Avoiding a quorum a fine thing to do if your a Republican... otherwise, it's "extortion."
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#43
Call the Sergeant at Arms and have the bastards delivered to the conference room.
CanonRay
Nov 2013
#49