Senator Richard Blumenthal joined The Weekend on Sunday to explain why it's so important to ask Trump’s nominees the same question: “Who won the 2020 election?” To those unwilling to answer. Blumenthal adds, “they should be disqualified” from the roles they've been nominated to.
AI:Senator Richard Blumenthal is out in the open with his latest power grab, demanding that any Trump nominee who refuses to validate the fraudulent 2020 election results be immediately disqualified from office. This isn't about integrity; it’s a blatant attempt by the radical left establishment to purge anyone who won't recite their scripted lies as gospel truth. While the leftist media outlets like MSNBC provide a megaphone for this undemocratic intimidation, they ignore the reality that these nominees are simply refusing to participate in a dishonest charade designed to solidify the current regime's grip on power. It is another coordinated effort by the deep state apparatus to weaponize confirmation hearings and ensure that only those…Open
The Senate is gearing up for a busy day of votes on Friday as lawmakers try to clear its legislative to-do list before leaving Washington for the August recess. The chamber is expected to take up a series of nominations, including acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s bid to formally lead the Justice Department. Blanche’s nomination to the full-time position has faced delays amid concerns from some Republicans. The upper chamber of Congress is also set to consider the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) Russia sanctions legislation, along with a series of votes tied a continuing resolution to fund the government and the Protect College Sports Act. Despite pressure from President Trump, notably absent from the slate is the SAVE…
The Senate will hold the hearings before the August recess
The Senate scheduled several confirmation hearings starting Monday to confirm many of President Donald Trump’s nominees before the August recess. The Senate will move to confirm several nominees to serve in key positions, including the next director of national intelligence (DNI) and a new attorney general. Senate Republicans are hopeful they can fill the vacant government positions while time is running out. U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton, Trump’s pick to be the permanent DNI, is expected to attend his confirmation hearing Wednesday. The Senate initially scheduled Clayton’s hearing for June 17 just days after Trump nominated him to replace former DNI Tulsi Gabbard, though the hearing was suddenly…Open
As the August recess approaches, the Senate is facing a consequential to-do list. The Hill's Alexander Bolton breaks down the chamber’s biggest priorities, including confirmation fights and FISA reauthorization. #senate #congress #democrats #republicans #fisa #trump #thehilleditorscall
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In his confirmation hearings, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told U.S. senators that he would not cut funding for vaccine research or change the nation's official vaccine recommendations. He did both.
