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03-22-2016, 07:34 AM
(03-21-2016, 12:46 PM)ssphoto Wrote: Well, now that Obama has done his duty, it's up to Congress to vet his choice, and just a quickly deny the position to Garland.
And when 1/3 of Congress is occupied in an election year coupled with that year being a Presidential election which dramatically effects those elections, a proper vetting is not even possible.
If the republicans had any brains, then they would do all the preliminary work first, wait for the election in November, then if Hillary wins approve Garland before she takes the oath if they believe she would do worse.
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(03-21-2016, 12:46 PM)ssphoto Wrote: Well, now that Obama has done his duty, it's up to Congress to vet his choice, and just a quickly deny the position to Garland.
And when 1/3 of Congress is occupied in an election year coupled with that year being a Presidential election which dramatically effects those elections, a proper vetting is not even possible.
If the republicans had any brains, then they would do all the preliminary work first, wait for the election in November, then if Hillary wins approve Garland before she takes the oath if they believe she would do worse.
And when 1/3 of Congress is occupied in an election year coupled with that year being a Presidential election which dramatically effects those elections, a proper vetting is not even possible.
If the republicans had any brains, then they would do all the preliminary work first, wait for the election in November, then if Hillary wins approve Garland before she takes the oath if they believe she would do worse.