Staff Reports
The Democrats are at it again, throwing their usual tantrum because the grown-ups in the room decided to take charge. This time, it’s about the Senate finally putting an end to the Dems’ endless obstruction. Their cries of “norms” and “chaos” are nothing but noise. Republicans are bringing common sense back by closing a loophole that’s been abused for years, enabling President Trump’s stellar judicial nominees to be automatically delayed indefinitely just because the Democrats can’t accept the result of elections. It’s about time that changes.
The uproar from the left over the GOP lowering the vote requirement from 60 to a simple majority is laughable. They fear losing their grip on power more than actually caring about procedure. The Democrats, who once gleefully tore up rule books to seat their own picks, now whine about fairness. They suddenly found their voice for “principled obstruction” only when it suited their agenda. Hypocritical is an understatement. Their concern isn’t about following rules but about throwing a fit because they didn’t get their way.
U.S. Attorneys have immense power, and the Constitution gives the Senate, not unelected judges, the authority to confirm them.
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— Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) September 3, 2025
When it comes to rules about judicial appointments, Democrats have always played fast and loose. Remember when they nuked the filibuster in 2013 to push through their choices, only to cry wolf when Republicans applied the same rules to the Supreme Court nominees? It reeks of double standards. They loved the rule book rip-up when it was their idea, but scream bloody murder now that it’s not. It’s a pathetic spectacle, really.
With this rule change, Republicans have thrown down the gauntlet. They’re showing they can handle what Democrats have dished out for years. This isn’t a radical move; it’s about restoring order and allowing duly elected representatives to govern without hindrance from a party intent on holding progress hostage. The American people deserve leaders who don’t waste time playing games but actually do their job.
So let’s call it what it is. It’s not an attack on tradition; it’s a necessary step to cut through the liberal nonsense and get things done. This is a victory for all who believe in the rule of law and against those who think their soapboxes are above it. The move is a win for every American fed up with seeing Democrats’ stalling antics. Now, finally, the business of the people can move forward without the shackles of leftist antics holding it back. Are we witnessing the restoration of sanity or just another chapter in liberal whining?
