So far the following GOP Senators have pledged that they will not consider a Supreme Court appointment until after the next inauguration. Susan Collins Chuck Grassley Lisa Murkowski
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2. In 2018, Lindsey Graham said he wouldn’t support confirming a justice in 2020 But earlier this year, he said that if a vacancy opened up it would be different than the Garland situation Does he want to take this on while he has a tough re-election?pic.twitter.com/4xd48Mg6yl
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Sen. Lindsey Graham on Merrick Garland
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3. Tucker Carlson is reading a statement from Mitch McConnell: "President Trump's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the Senate."
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4. Another Senator I would not be surprised to see supporting the confirmation of a SCOTUS Justice before the inauguration is Mitt Romney.
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6. If Mark Kelly wins his senate race, he could be seated as soon as November 30. If this happens this will move the Senate to a 52-48...of course VP Pence can be a tie-breaking vote.
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Lindsay Graham has just totally dissolved into different people living in the same body at this point
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McConnell making vulnerable GOP Senators vote would likely mean his Senate majority is gone.
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If you think about it - might be a sacrifice they’d be willing to make for a lifetime conservative appointment.
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But listen carefully, he doesn’t say 2020, he says “the last year of President Trump’s term” That gives him an opening to say that he meant Trump’s second term.
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