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Thirteen Senate Democrats voted alongside Republicans Tuesday to instate a conservative judge to the Northern District of Alabama.
The Senate voted 66–32 in favor of confirming Harold “Hal” Mooty III as a U.S. district judge. Donald Trump nominated Mooty last month, and his confirmation needed a simple majority in the Senate.
The Democrats that voted in favor include:
Senators Chris Coons (Delaware)
Dick Durbin (Illinois)
John Fetterman (Pennsylvania)
Maggie Hassan (New Hampshire)
Martin Heinrich (New Mexico)
Tim Kaine (Virginia)
Mark Kelly (Arizona)
Amy Klobuchar (Minnesota)
Jack Reed (Rhode Island)
Adam Schiff (California)
Jeanne Shaheen (New Hampshire)
Peter Welch (Vermont)
Sheldon Whitehouse (Rhode Island)
Read more: https://newrepublic.com/post/202072/13-senate-democrats-vote-donald-trump-nominee-shutdown
Hahaha snort
Would you let MF45 shit in your mouth for $10,000?
Sane liberal: Ew! God, NO!
MAGA: Absolutely, but it’s gonna take me a while to come up with the money.
President Trump Re-appoints Governor Whitmer to Council of Governors
A month ago, my governor had this to say:
Then, this:
Finally:
So, find common ground with fascists, not a leader of the opposition, and thinking he was just saying stuff on the campaign. I do not recommend looking to Governor Whitmer to do much to earn the speculation of a presidential run. My feeling is she’s just looking where the wind blows. Her own words.
My take from last night is MF45 should withdraw.
Anybody says anything differently, my response is, “you’re absolutely right: MF45 should withdraw.” It doesn’t matter what is said. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. The convicted felon should withdraw.
All 9 Supreme Court justices push back on oversight: 'Raises more questions,' Senate chair says
All nine justices, in a rare step, on Tuesday released a joint statement reaffirming their voluntary adherence to a general code of conduct but rebutting proposals for independent oversight, mandatory compliance with ethics rules and greater transparency in cases of recusal.
The implication, though not expressly stated, is that the court unanimously rejects legislation proposed by Democrats seeking to impose on the justices the same ethics obligations applied to all other federal judges.
"The justices ... consult a wide variety of authorities to address specific ethical issues," the members of the high court said in a document titled "Statement on Ethics Principles and Practices."
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/9-supreme-court-justices-push-back-oversight-raises/story?id=98917921
Should have had Cisneros.
"We'll let the states make this decision now," he said.
Asked by NBC News about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's reaction to the Supreme Court's decision, which she said was "cruel," Cuellar said, "Everybody has their opinion, including the speaker."
Cuellar said that while he was in the minority in his caucus, he is not in his district.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/live-blog/supreme-court-abortion-live-updates-roe-v-wade-rcna35149?icid=ed_npd_nn_nn_np_liveblog#rcrd3131]
I'm sure he's pretty chuffed at the support he got. How does that support look now?
It's time to politicize this shit.
Too soon? For what? The NEXT massacre? You make better POLICY when you POLITICIZE stuff. This more than qualifies.
How to be apolitical
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