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Tyranny of the (Transient) "Majority"

Dear Senator Turtle: Nothing in the Constitution grants the majority leader of the Senate the power to determine whether, or when, a nomination as a principal officer of the United States comes to the floor of the Senate for the Senate to exercise its power of "advice and consent" (Art. II § 2). Instead, these are internal rules, established by a transient majority of the Senate. And if one

Full post as published by Scrivener's Error on September 21, 2020 (boomark / email).