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Re: What does the Constitution say about Presidential SCOTUS nominations? 

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Those things only count when the JACKASS party is stopping Republican nominees like Bork or Bush's picks, which is how we wound up with Roberts ultimately....

They conveniently forget those things as well as Joe Biden's own rule he made up when again the JACKASSES were the Senate majority blocking another nominee....




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What does the Constitution say about Presidential SCOTUS nominations?
By: Decomposed
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Thu, 17 Mar 16 5:34 PM
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Nowhere in that document does it say the Senate has a duty to give presidential nominees a vote. It says appointments shall be made with the advice and consent of the Senate. That's very different than saying every nominee receives a vote.

That's a quote from Harry Reid, by the way. 


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