Summary

Senate Democrats are working to confirm up to 30 of President Biden’s federal judicial nominees before the new Republican-led Congress is seated on January 3.

With Biden’s 214 judicial appointments so far, he could surpass the number Trump achieved in his first term if pending nominees are confirmed.

This rush is driven by Democrats’ desire to solidify Biden’s legacy of liberal appointees, especially as Trump prepares to assume office with a Republican Senate. The tight schedule will depend on high Democratic attendance and the support of moderate Republicans.

Trump, meanwhile, has called for Democrats to halt approvals, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.

      • SassyRamen@lemmy.world
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        1 month ago

        Everyone has a choice, just will be a harder one to make. I gave up everything I had to get to where I am now. I’m about to be in a vocational school full of teenagers while being in my mid 30’s. My kids and I had to learn the language, with a starting point of being able to say “hello” “thanks” and “good bye”

        It was a hard jump to make, but we landed safely and so can all the others that are still too afraid to try.