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Well, they shouldn't. The American people should have a say in that by voting for the next President
Pretty sure they had that say when they voted for the current president. I also missed the part of the constitution that says a presidents term is 3 1/2 years and not four
Sure. But the rules were altered. Obama was President. He had the right to have his nominee put through the process. And was denied. And Republicans will pay for that. Sorry, she's illegitimate. Deal with it.
I said four years ago that Garland deserved an up or down vote. If you want to argue the Republicans are fighting dirty that's fair, but there is nothing illegitimate about Barrett. Her nomination is 100% Constitutional and it looks like she will probably be confirmed, so I suggest you learn to deal with that.