Does the House have any say over picking anyone to the Judiciary or is it just the Senate?

It's amazing how much the Supreme Court has become like a gameshow

"Who's going to die next?"

Lol really

it's the times

everything is political now

@FLanon I don't think the Senate picks the judiciary, it's a Senate tradition though that you get the president gets the senator's approval from the state the justice is being appointed from.

It's not a rule, more of just a tradition.

I dunno if it's both senators or just the senior senator

alright, so the House has no say whatsoever then?

right

this puts some things into perspective

priorities

fortunately,

based on the Senate map this year,

Not really, that's how it should be, they're different branches of government. It made sense before senators were chosen by direct election

it will be literally impossible for Democrats to take the Senate

But now yeah, it makes little sense

Well, then we must focus on really hitting out of the park in the senate then.

2020 senate is looking pretty solid, too.

It's more atomized than in the House, I severely doubt they can get the impeachment process completed

Even if they dont

And it could cause a Bill Clinton effect in 2020

I'm still leaning to believe that Trump will be impeached

^

Losing the house would screw us

This is what I was thinking

2020 House and Senate Races could be Republican waves

I believe the House is too fluid for us to effectively have control over, the Senate may be where we should put our resources towards.

if Trump is impeached in 2019

We've controlled the House since 2010

The House will depend on Trump's and the GOP's actions.

It's not thah fluid

Maybe if you're in the leadership

Well,

And democrats controlled it al of the 1990s except for Gingrich xD

But we are but a lowly discord server

I think the fate of the House rests on a number of factors,

Maryland redistricting,

California jungle primary,

and Trump rallying his base in rural Minnesota