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In that case, the Senate can always just refuse to confirm a new justice whenever the majority isn't the same party as the president.
by Aunche 6y ago
In that case, the Senate can always just refuse to confirm a new justice whenever the majority isn't the same party as the president.
- rubyist5eva 6y agoyes, they can.
- maxerickson 6y agoThat is the case. I don't think it is obvious that this sort of naked use of power is always going to be the best strategy for a political group though. Only time will tell, but it appears to me that the coalition of voters the GOP has long relied on is starting to fracture.