"The World's Greatest Deliberative Body"? There's a difference between deliberating and fast-tracking unqualified individuals just because the liar-in-chief wants them. SMDH
Everyone should say yes.
@RoyBlunt is right: the way the Senate handles nominations doesn’t work.
The World’s Greatest Deliberative Body needs to get better at deliberating.https://twitter.com/KCStar/status/1094924518747971584 …
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Good point. Examples:
#Kavanaugh#taxes#immigration#wall But who says the Senate is the "World's Greatest Deliberative Body"? Not I. First step to improve bipartisanship: Every action requires a super-majority to approve.@SenateGOP@SenateDems@HouseGOP@HouseDemocratsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Are you going to feel the same when when/if Democrats have a majority?
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Merrick. Garland.
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No! No! No! The definition of deliberation (your word, not mine) is "long and careful consideration or discussion." Doesn't sound like fast-tracking to me. You need to do your job and deliberate instead of confirming everyone just because they're Trump's nominee.
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