RealDave
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Sorre but the Constitution says the President nominates & the Senate advises. The Senate never did.Nowhere does the rules of the Senate, or the Constitution, require the senate to have a vote on a nomination presented to it by the President.It violated the rules when it ignored Obama's USSC pick.What's that?
You cannot show how the current senate rules violate the Constitution?
I thought not.
Run along, dickbreath.
So... you're wrong, dickbreath
Ah - so we're back to:It is violating the independent aspect of the Executive & legislative branches by allowing Trump to control the Senate.
Trump - I'd like a vote on this
McConnell: We'll vote on this
You: UNCONSTITUTIONAL!!!
You don't have a leg to stand on, dickbreath.