Andrewmc wrote:
Let's assume there are 5? 10? States where voting actually matters. Which way do they tip to ensure / oppose a trump win. Of more importance arguably is what if you win the SC battle and lose the election. ........
How many more people can trump realistically bring out saying this candidate for the SC is essential versus Biden saying we just need to wait........
I may be wrong, but if trump wins, he gets the pick, the thought of this being rail roaded through may incense more than it enthuses and even if it doesn't but he loses the balls in Biden court and any advantage can be removed through expanding the SC
I think the right thing to do is to start the process.
I don’t know what happens next
If the nominee will be opposed based on reasons like the reasons the last one was opposed. I think that should come out now. And senators should take positions.
I think the President should make his call now for who he nominates. I think people should vote with that knowledge on the table.
If the confirmation is so smooth and both sides agree so much in the nominee that they are confirmed pre election. Ok. If not and voters make decisions with this on the table. I think it shows how voters feel about whether the process should continue after the election, or be suspended to wait for the new people to take office in presidency and/or senate.