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The Senate will hold a confirmation vote for Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court this evening. We expect she’ll be confirmed.
Watch deliberations live:
Justice Clarence Thomas is expected to conduct the ceremony swearing in Barrett at 9 PM ET tonight (we’ll have a post on that, too).
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Any Democrat yes votes?
Nope. It was 52 yeas and 48 nays strictly along party lines. The Republicans were respectful and stayed in the chamber while the vote was happening while each democrat marched up to the clerk, made a thumbs down gesture, and then disrespectfully left the Senate floor like petulant little babies having a temper tantrum because they didn’t get their way.
Tl;dr
No, the vote was purely on party lines. 52 yeas, 48 neighs.
“No, the vote was purely on party lines. 52 yeas, 48 neighs.”
Well, sorta. A rino voted with her natural party, guaranteeing her election loss. Why would any R vote for Collins?
If Trump wins November 3, it would be a great prank for him to announce he wants to add a few more justices.
And Chucky Schumer Wept.
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