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Trump Pushes for Recess Appointments Authority Despite Senate Republicans' Majority
Nov 13, 2024, 09:16 PM
Former President Donald Trump has been advocating for the authority to make recess appointments despite having a majority in the Senate. This move is seen as a strategy to bypass the 'advice and consent' process and ensure that his appointments are approved without opposition. The push for blanket authority has raised concerns about the integrity and independence of the GOP Senate, with some suggesting it could lead to Senate Republicans losing their majority by 2026.
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