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Republican Senators Criticized for Absences Amid Biden Judicial Appointments

The Senate confirms Biden's judicial nominees as GOP faces absences and internal rifts ahead of Trump's presidency.

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Updated: Nov 21st, 2024, 6:32 PM ET

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Amid ongoing judicial appointments by President Biden, Republican senators, including J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio, are criticized for their absences during crucial voting sessions. This absence has facilitated swift confirmations by Democrats, prompting Trump to urge the GOP to unify against Biden's motives. Additionally, the search for Vance’s successor underscores a rift among Ohio Republicans, with differing loyalties to Trump and state leadership. Notably, the Senate's agreement on judicial nominations allows Biden to expedite district court confirmations while likely benefiting Trump’s anticipated judicial agenda following his presidential term.

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