It is not a matter of whether the Senators agree or disagree with President Obama's nominees, it is that they won't even put them up for a vote so we can have them considered.
Rob Andrews: “It is not a matter of whether the Senators agree or disagree with President Obama's nominees, it is that they won't even…”
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Andrews criticizes the Senate for not voting on nominees, hindering agency operations.
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