US Navy joins Army, Marine Corps in having no Senate-confirmed leader, in historic first
Long since time the prez appoint some 'acting chiefs' -- this represents a clear and present threat, and not just from our rivals on the world stage.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-navy-joins-army-marine-corps-having-no-senate-confirmed-leader-historic-first-2023-08-14/Open linkView original on kbin.social
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The only reason Tuberville is able to hold things up is because the senate generally votes on these all at once and that type of vote is required to be unanimous. If republicans want to play games, the senate majority leader should bring up these high level positions one at a time and hold normal votes.
It wastes time, but at least it helps get around this nonsense.
Nice job you pathetic scumbag Republicans.
Huh. Not the excuse I would have imagined, but somehow not at all surprising.
It becomes especially enraging when you put it into context. Servicemembers volunteer to serve on active duty and as a result cannot dictate what state they live in. This is a way for the military to say "it's okay to join because we'll take care of our own if you're forced to live somewhere that doesn't help you." Now this dude is trying to take away another recruiting tool and hurting his own cause of getting more trigger pullers.
Is Tuberville running for President? Of Belarus? Really no explanation for this besides bad faith, in the worst sense.
Tuberville is definitely compromised
Why do Republicans hate America?
well, i guess they're just going to go ahead and try the theocratic military coup
The world is not a theatre and I'm not an extra in an audition for the lead actor. Perhaps a more collaborative approach would yield better results and fewer perceived threats.
archive.today link for others who have hit their reuters limits
@fiat_lux
Does not refer to individuals
Bit dense, are ya...
I wonder how much he's being paid to support the Kremlin's genocidal land grab.