He believes the rules change is a "slippery slope" to the legislative filibuster being eliminated as well.
McCain says he will vote for the rules change to confirm Gorsuch but says it's the beginning of the end of the Senate.
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Screw McCain. He also said he would never support a Clinton nominee when it looked like she would win. Just another GOP hypocrite
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According to that logic that would also make the Democrat hypocrites. McCain also said that a month before he won reelection by 13%.
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No, Dems aren't hypocrites. We are waiting for the hearings to start for Merrick Garland, who was nominated first and never voted down.
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Garlands nomination expired at the end of the last Congress. The Senate refused to confirm him, as is their constitutional right to do.
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And according to Schumer now you need 60 votes, well Garland never had a prayer in either this or the last Senate to get close to that.
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He should have gotten a vote.
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To quote Obama: "Elections have consequences." When the GOP took the Senate in 2014 any Obama nominee was DOA wether they had a vote or not.
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Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, McCain says the Senate should be abolished if its going to be like the House. "Save the taxpayers a lot of money."
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Sounds good to me
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well, it had a good run
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McCain can always be counted on to come up juuuuust a bit short of a principled stand.
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Reliable John McCain, always makes sure to lament every horrible thing he collaborates with.
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Exactly. He and Graham keep trying to convince us that they're standing up to Trump but they keep voting for his deplorables and against us
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Sickening
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@SenJohnMcCain I admire your unswerving integrity to deplore every horrible policy you vote for. - 他1件の返信
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