If that is not a great example of obstructionism for the sake of obstructing, I cannot think of a better one--forcing the Senate to take days to confirm unanimously a nominee after they have held for a long period of time.
Whitehouse discusses the delays in Senate confirmations and the impact of procedural obstructionism.
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And when we have more clarity on that they’ll be back-and-forth to try to resolve those issues.
The fossil fuel-captured EPA’s decision to end its regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from power plants is a tragic and expensive mistake.
Those are the things we can do if you send Josh Turek to the Senate.
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