Progressive Democrats Obstruct Judge Gorsuch : Sen. Schumer Demands Obstruction

What? Progressive socialist democrat openly demand obstruction to the nomination of Judge Gorsuch to the Supreme Court? Who knew? And Republicans remain on the sidelines without a single Conservative coming to the floor of the Senate condemning this action as small minded, contemptuous and a great example of the debased and bastardized democrat's collective agenda and ideology, and  therefore typical of democrats?

Again, Republicans failing their sworn duty to represent those who voted them into office - who knew!

Just imagine what the next Supreme Court nomination will be like when it will change the entire court in favor of the rule of law instead judges that are obedient to partisan politics. The fall back position for the progressive socialist liberal democrats will be gone for more then a generation.

The next fight for the court will be beyond anything the human mind is capable to comprehend. The ravings will be epic. Never before or probably ever again will we see individuals torture themselves with unprecedented delusion and deceit to stop this nomination.

For the progressive socialist democrats, life as they always known it to be will literally be over. They will have to perform as real people, taking responsibility and doing the people business.

Really? nah - the hate will only be worse,  more pronounced and vicious. They will hide nothing. Nothing more ravenous and depraved then a progressive democrat without even fall-back power. 

Senate Democrats Stall Committee Vote for Neil Gorsuch
Rachel del Guidice / @LRacheldG / March 27, 2017   

Democrats have successfully succeeded in delaying the committee vote for Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court pick. The Senate Judiciary Committee was scheduled to have a committee vote for Gorsuch on March 27, with a full Senate vote on April 3. Now, the full Senate vote will not take place until April 5.

“Like all their tactics so far, the Senate Democrats cannot actually stop the confirmation vote from occurring, but they are doing their best to make the process as long and as painful as possible,” Rachel Bovard, director of policy services at The Heritage Foundation and a former Senate aide, told The Daily Signal in an email.

In a statement released Monday, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, acknowledged a request from Democrats to delay Gorsuch’s committee vote. “Any member may hold over nominations on the agenda for the first time,” the statement said. “[Gorsuch] will be held over one week.”
Democrats are using committee rules to delay Gorsuch’s vote, meaning that he will not likely see a full Senate vote until April 5, according to Bovard. “The committee will now vote on April 3,” Bovard wrote. “However, once the nominee is reported out of committee, Senate rules require the nomination to lay over one calendar day, so the full Senate would not be able to take up the nomination until April 5.”
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has promised to obstruct Gorsuch’s confirmation process in any way possible, saying on Thursday that he would vote against the high court nominee.

Chuck Schumer

✔ @SenSchumer

Judge Gorsuch's nomination will face a cloture vote & as I’ve said, he will have to earn sixty votes for confirmation. My vote will be “No.”

9:14 AM - 23 Mar 2017

Schumer also asked his Democrat colleagues to filibuster Gorsuch during a speech on the Senate floor. Even if Democrats decide to filibuster, Gorsuch could still be confirmed with 51 votes if Republicans choose to implement the nuclear option or the two-speech rule, a Senate rule that mandates the Senate stay in the same legislative day until filibustering senators give up on their efforts.

Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the Judicial Crisis Network, said in a statement released Monday that this delay is an example of Democrat obstruction. “Senate Democrats perfected the art of obstructing judicial nominees who promise to be independent and base their decisions on the law instead of politics,” Severino said. “Now they are engaging in gridlock yet again, with Judge Gorsuch, despite his exceptional qualifications and broad base of bipartisan support.”
Confirmation proceedings for Gorsuch began last Monday and continued through last Thursday afternoon. Gorsuch was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2006 to serve on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.