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RE: Senate rules leave lots of nominees in limbo
(12-24-2017 04:07 PM)bullet Wrote:  Republicans also never forced votes on every single procedural item to slow nominees. What the Democrats have done has NEVER been done before anywhere close to this scale. They are trying to disrupt the government using arcane Senate rules and destroy Americans faith in government. In other words, they are being Putin's minions. Putin could never buy the help the Democrats are giving him (or maybe he already has-he sure paid Bill and Hillary).
After the stunt the Republicans pulled on Obama's Supreme Court nominee your indignation doesn't seem sincere or justified. 07-coffee3 What goes around comes around.
12-24-2017 04:14 PM
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