Biden can't let Sinema and Manchin short-circuit his Supreme Court nomination

[signalmankenneth]

These two Dino's better not interfere Biden Supreme Court nomination?!!

(CNN) When Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced his impending retirement, Democrats rejoiced. It isn't that they aren't pleased with Breyer's work -- he has served as a critical liberal vote on a court that has taken a sharp shift to the right in recent years. But stepping down will ensure President Joe Biden will nominate a replacement who could maintain a seat on the bench for decades to come.

A few potential nominees have already been floated around. DC Circuit Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who has experience as a public defender, has already survived the vetting process because of her appellate appointment. Leondra Kruger, one of the youngest appointees to the California Supreme Court at age 45, clerked for the late Justice John Paul Stevens and served as acting deputy solicitor general under former President Barack Obama. There's also South Carolina US District Court Judge J. Michelle Childs, who has strong support from House Majority Whip James Clyburn.

On paper, it should be smooth sailing for Biden to get his nomination confirmed. Since Senate Republicans carved out Supreme Court picks from the filibuster in 2017, the President only needs a simple majority to move through the confirmation process.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/26/opini...zer/index.html

[Legion]

What's he going to do, Cong-collaborator?

Have them assassinated?

[Lionfish]

The sky is falling the sky is falling.
Regardless of qualifications the country must need a black woman on the SC.
Interesting how the woke lefties refuse to acknowledge gender and embrace the word birthing person yet this pick MUST be a black woman.