I have consistently said the Senate should not hold hearings or schedule a vote on any Supreme Court nominee.
David Perdue: “I have consistently said the Senate should not hold hearings or schedule a vote on any Supreme Court nominee.”
On the recordSeptember 24, 2020
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Perdue outlines his previous stance on Supreme Court nominations during an election year.
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