Posts Tagged ‘Judicial nominees’
Jenny Beth Martin Issues Statement on the Nominations of Barbara Lagoa and Robert Luck
September 12, 2019 – Atlanta, GA – Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, has issued the following statement regarding President Donald Trump’s nominations to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals: “I am thrilled that President Trump has nominated two outstanding candidates to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. As the first Hispanic woman to…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Urges the U.S. Senate to Confirm The President’s Judicial Nominees
Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots Action Honorary Chairman Jenny Beth Martin released the following statement today, urging the U.S. Senate to confirm all of President Trump’s judicial nominees. “President Trump is keeping his promise to nominate exceptionally qualified judges with a record of adhering to the Constitution and following the rule of law. But…
Read MoreIf Dems insist on 30 hours of debate, make them stay in Washington
Senate Democrats continue to obstruct President Trump’s well-qualified nominees by abusing Senate rules to block political appointees from taking their posts. Senator James Lankford is reaching out to Democrats to change a rule that allows 30 hours of Senate debate for every presidential nominee and put an end to their childish games. The Wall Street…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund: Iran Cheated on Nuclear Deal Commitments, President Trump Should Follow Through on His Promise to End It
Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Chairman Jenny Beth Martin released the following statement today, reacting to reports that senior Trump Administration officials confirmed the authenticity of documents pertaining to Iran’s nuclear program released by Israel. “After years of pressing for an end to former President Obama’s terrible nuclear deal with Iran — a…
Read MoreGOP moves forward to end Senate gridlock
As of now, hundreds of President Trump’s nominees are victims of Democrats using Senate rules to create gridlock and bottleneck the process. Republicans are now stepping in with a proposal to stop Democratic obstruction of these nominations. The proposal would cut the current 30 hours of debate time on nominations to eight hours in order…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund: Full Senate Should Pass Gridlock Reform to Stop Democrats’ Obstruction of Pres. Trump Nominees
Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Chairman Jenny Beth Martin released the following statement today, reacting to the Senate Rules Committee vote to pass Senator James Lankford’s (R-Okla.) Gridlock Reform proposal to stop Democrats’ abuse of Senate rules to obstruct President Trump’s nominees. “Americans are sick and tired of Senate Democrats abusing the…
Read MoreJenny Beth’s Journal: Gorsuch is an example of what our courts need
It’s been a year since Justice Neil Gorsuch was sworn in to the U.S. Supreme Court and not only has he made a big impact on the court, he has shown he’s the perfect pick to succeed the late Justice Antonin Scalia. The Washington Times has the commentary: The judiciary is the one co-equal branch…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Thanks Senator Kennedy for Supporting Kyle Duncan’s Nomination to Fifth Circuit
Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Chairman Jenny Beth Martin released the following statement today in response to Senator John Kennedy’s (R-LA) announcement he will vote to confirm Kyle Duncan to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. “On behalf of our nationwide network of more than three million supporters, Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund thanks…
Read MoreSen. Lankford working to insure votes on President Trump’s judicial nominees
A year ago, President Trump shocked the world with his historic victory. Since that moment, Democrats have been interested in one thing: Resistance. While this may rile up their base, it is keeping the Senate from doing very important work. Caught in the crosshairs of this angry obstructionism is the federal judiciary. There are now…
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