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By: John Thune

Date: Sept. 20, 2019

Issues: Judicial Branch

"An example of Dem obstruction: Months ago, Dems forced the Senate to spend *more than a week* considering 4 district court judges. Yet in the end, ALL Dems voted in favor. These judges could've been confirmed in minutes, and we could've spent this time on other important issues."

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Tweet - "An example of Dem obstruction: Months ago, Dems forced the Senate to spend more than a week considering 4 district court judges. Yet in the end, ALL Dems voted in favor. These judges could've been confirmed in minutes, and we could've spent this time on other important issues."