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From Fox News: Senate Republicans opted to delay votes and draw out floor action on Monday night after Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., sought to stack additional judicial confirmation votes on the calendar ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Two sources familiar told Fox News Digital that the plan to slow down the Senate was spearheaded by Senate Minority Whip John Thune, R-S.D., who was recently elected as the next Republican Senate leader.
“If Sen. Schumer thought Senate Republicans would just roll over and allow him to quickly confirm multiple Biden-appointed judges to lifetime jobs in the final weeks of the Democrat majority, he thought wrong,” Thune told Fox News Digital in an exclusive statement.
In response to the Democrat leader’s decision to file cloture on a number of judicial nominees, which would come up for confirmation votes in a number of days, Republicans plotted procedural maneuvers on the Senate floor to significantly delay votes, multiple GOP sources told Fox News.
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) posted a video from a prior hearing and wrote, “Americans just rejected wokers who try to force their crazy beliefs down your throat—radicals like Mustafa Kasubhai.
“Now, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Pres. Biden want to ram this leftist judge through the Senate during the lame-duck period.”
Americans just rejected wokers who try to force their crazy beliefs down your throat—radicals like Mustafa Kasubhai.
Now, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Pres. Biden want to ram this leftist judge through the Senate during the lame-duck period. pic.twitter.com/VHX6mst7K9
— John Kennedy (@SenJohnKennedy) November 18, 2024
Senate GOP initiates Thune-engineered slow down as Schumer looks to stack judicial votes https://t.co/IG2UvNZ13M
— Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) November 19, 2024
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