Former Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) reacts to the �nuclear option� invoked by the U.S. Senate to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch.
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) reacts to the �nuclear option� invoked by the U.S. Senate to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch.
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Since the Dems did it on ’13 ,what is the difference?
However, rather than a simple majority ,they should’ve went down to 55
It was an Important though dangerous move!
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Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., the fiery 80-year-old who sees this move as the next step in the inexorable slide to crushing the chamber�s bipartisan traditions. He thinks senators who view this as a good step are, well, not fully in command of their faculties.
�Idiot, whoever says that is a stupid idiot, who has not been here and seen what I�ve been through and how we were able to avoid that on several occasions,� McCain said Wednesday, recalling past efforts to defuse these judicial confirmation wars.
Even so, McCain will support McConnell�s move to eliminate the 60-vote threshold for reaching a final vote on Supreme Court justices to lifetime appointments.