Long before President Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, the corrupt Democrats were well along in their scheme to disrupt the confirmation process. The plan, laid out by Adam Jentleson, former deputy chief of staff to Harry Reid, was not to halt Barrett’s confirmation, but to prove that the process is a farce.
In an op-ed in the fake news New York Times, Jentleson proposed that Democrats demand quorum calls, refuse assent to unanimous consent items, boycott confirmation hearings and employ other stalling tactics to sap the credibility of the Senate and the court. And wait until you hear the plan for Day One of the Joe Biden presidency when Democrats control the Senate.
“Parliamentary trickery is as old as the first Parliament, ” Stephen Green says. “What it does is show exactly what the Left is capable of, because they will smear and destroy any institution that they can’t take over.” Green is joined by colleagues Bill Whittle and Scott Ott to dismantle the Left’s latest attempt at debauchery in this episode of “Right Angle” on the Bill Whittle Channel.
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