Changes.
Top Senate Republicans are considering gutting the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees — a move that could yield big rewards for whichever party controls the White House and Senate after 2016.
The move, still in its early stages, reflects growing GOP confidence in its electoral prospects next year. But it could also have a major immediate impact if a justice such as 81-year-old Ruth Bader Ginsburg steps down, making it far easier for President Barack Obama to get a replacement confirmed.
Saturday, January 24, 2015
GOP may abolish Supreme Court filibusters The Senate move would expand on changes that Democrats made using the ‘nuclear option.’
Politico reports:
