Post #30688 by Dope1 on the US Policy board

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So you’re in favor of Trump filling key administrative/cabinet positions and federal judgeships without “advice and consent” of Congress?

Because that’s exactly the authority he will be asking the Senate to give him.

No, it isn't. Once again the vaunted liberal media has let you down.

He wants recess appointments so he can get people in place so as to get them started, and not have this massive backlog of positions to fill because the democrats won't let him put people in place.

You know. Like last time.

On judges he specifically said NO to that. Why give democrats the precedent?

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