The U. S. Senate finally broke Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama's hold on military nominations Wednesday by pushing through the nomination of Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The vote was 89-11, with Republicans providing the 11 no votes, including Missouri's senators Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt.
6 comments:
With jerky boys like Hawley and Schmitt speaking for Missouri it's a good thing Missouri's military bases aren't needed by Missouri.
Pontificating moral midgets. They attempt to occupy the same space as taylor green but with little success and much less following.
Short-sighted leaders for short-sighted voters.
It's not like everything is MAGAtry.
They're both "owned" by the orange fat bastard. Is there anyone repulsively more grating and greasy than hawly, other than exception of ted cruz? The mear thought of them together is like self administering a nighttime suppository.....slimy and unbearably violating.
Both are poster children for term limits but no democrats will ever propose term limits in the house or senate
Neither will pubes.
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