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The day Mitch stopped trying

The day Mitch stopped trying

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Whether she wants to admit it or not, before McConnell it was never assumed that a President couldn't get a SCOTUS pick through a different party majority Senate. Now it is an established and predictable norm. This is extremely regrettable.


@no1marauder said
Whether she wants to admit it or not, before McConnell it was never assumed that a President couldn't get a SCOTUS pick through a different party majority Senate. Now it is an established and predictable norm. This is extremely regrettable.
And the Dems who Borked Bork and Reid, who blew up the filibuster for lower court judges (not to mention the circus that was made of the Thomas hearings), have absolutely no role in the descent towards that state? It was all McConnell?


@sh76 said
And the Dems who Borked Bork and Reid, who blew up the filibuster for lower court judges (not to mention the circus that was made of the Thomas hearings), have absolutely no role in the descent towards that state? It was all McConnell?
Stop the crap with Bork; he was rejected for good and sufficient reasons. Scalia got confirmed in the same period unanimously.

No one ever norm broke the political process in the Senate like McConnell.


Nobody was complaining when Obama was pushing his politically correct judges.

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