Senate Republicans@SenateGOP
Senate Republicans have confirmed 56 Article III judges at a rate not seen since the Reagan administration. We’re confirming judges as swiftly as possible.
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Senate Republicans confirmed 57 Article III judges this Congress at a pace they call the fastest since Reagan, but critics on the right blasted the early adjournment until Monday, November 16, as a missed chance to advance more nominees and over 700 House-passed bills. Conservative voices highlighted failures to pass the SAVE America Act, codify Trump executive orders, and tackle priorities like spending cuts and border policies outlined in the House Freedom Caucus plan. Leaders like John Thune point to the strong confirmation record and upcoming work on permitting reform and funding, with limited floor time left in the lame-duck session before the power shift.
Senate Republicans@SenateGOP
Senate Republicans have confirmed 56 Article III judges at a rate not seen since the Reagan administration. We’re confirming judges as swiftly as possible.
Leader John Thune@LeaderJohnThune
.@SenateGOP has spent the last two years confirming President Trump’s lifetime federal judges at the fastest pace – from nomination to confirmation – since Reagan was in office. Our work will have a generational effect.
Nick Sortor@nicksortor
🚨 BREAKING: John Thune is planning to send the Senate home for the week TODAY, after accomplishing practically NOTHING Besides getting himself re-elected, of course We still have WELL over 150 Trump nominees left to confirm in less than TWO MONTHS. RIDICULOUS.