Though panty wetting apologists, and Trump humping lawyers, say it can't be done, there is nothing in the constitution that prohibits the appointing authority (the Senate) to revoke its approval of the appointment, and the House is not involved, as the House does not appoint (or approve) federal judgeships.
Though panty wetting apologists, and Trump humping lawyers, say it can't be done, there is nothing in the constitution that prohibits the appointing authority (the Senate) to revoke its approval of the appointment, and the House is not involved, as the House does not appoint (or approve) federal judgeships.
It is just a matter of will, and the DNC has none, as it too is dependent on donor (plutocrat) cash.
Though panty wetting apologists, and Trump humping lawyers, say it can't be done, there is nothing in the constitution that prohibits the appointing authority (the Senate) to revoke its approval of the appointment, and the House is not involved, as the House does not appoint (or approve) federal judgeships.
It is just a matter of will, and the DNC has none, as it too is dependent on donor (plutocrat) cash.