Tarsonis wrote:San Lumen wrote:
So in other words you only get who you want if your party controls the Senate.
Yes. If they don't, then you have to find someone they'll confirm. Been that way for 233 years San. Separation of Powers, blame Montesquieu.Why not extend this to every executive nomination? Don’t control the Senate? You don’t get a cabinet.
Politics is a fickle mistress. Stand up on the big appointments and you're taking a principled stand. Refuse to fill the undersecretary of political affairs, and you just look petty.
I doubt most people even know what that job is.
Why not refuse to confirm heads of cabinet offices and any judicial nominations?





