Talk about an overcorrection. A quarter century ago, conventional wisdom had it that Republicans and Democrats weren’t far enough apart on the issues. Some voters complained that they didn’t have a real choice when selecting candidates from between the two. At the time, Democrats had controlled the House of Representatives for decades. Republicans, thinking they’d …
The Hill Our country faces a crisis of confirmation. 200 unconfirmed presidential nominees. Over 900 straight days with more than 80 vacancies on the federal bench. Over a dozen unfilled ambassador posts. More than 30 “judicial emergencies” declared by the federal judiciary due to an enormous backlog of cases. The confirmation process for presidential appointments is broken. Delaying …
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