As Grandma used to tell yours truly on more than one occasion, “you need to get the salt and I’ll get the water.”
The preferred method, when dinosaurs walked down Main Street, for reducing swelling in the throat and loosening up any mucus buildup, was gargling a couple of times a day with saltwater.
I suspect Mitch McConnell may checking his medicine cabinet, and kitchen shelving, as I type away this morning.
With the surprise reporting of the pending retirement of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer yesterday, Mitch may, I repeat, may, be headed for extra B-12 shots before the end of this week.
Obstruction is the name of the game with McConnell, the current Attorney General can affirm that distinction.
Holding a bare 50-seat majority [with Kammy’s vote making 51] that is under severe threat in November’s Midterms, Dems, immediately, acknowledged the need to act fast, particularly since an illness or death of one of their members could deprive them of their numerical advantage and greatly complicate efforts to fill the seat.
Democrats could confirm a successor to Breyer without any Republican support under Senate rules that shield a Supreme Court nomination from a filibuster, but they must remain firmly united to do so.
McConnell‘s political calculation(s) will be interesting, and why the old Lobsterman loves the Circus on the Potomac – it NEVER leaves town!!!
Let’s remember, before voting began in South Carolina, during the ’20 primaries, Joey was spilling oil, after losing Iowa and New Hampshire, and in serious trouble.
It was then that Biden promised black voters: “I’m looking forward to making sure there’s a Black woman on the Supreme Court, to make sure we in fact get every representation.”
I’d feel a lot better if someone, anyone, could rationally walk me through why the focus on any nominee has to center on race and/or sex, instead of experience and credentials.