GOP May Block Any High Court Nominee Under Clinton

The video discusses the potential impact of the election on the Supreme Court, focusing on Merrick Garland's stalled nomination. It explores how the outcome of the presidential election, particularly if Clinton wins, might influence Republican decisions regarding Garland. The discussion also covers the Senate's role in confirming Supreme Court nominees and the possibility of rule changes to facilitate this process.

What is the potential impact of Democrats controlling the Senate on Merrick Garland's nomination?

• He will be nominated for a different position.

• He will be automatically appointed.

• His nomination will be blocked.

• He may be approved as a Supreme Court Justice.

What is the White House's stance on Merrick Garland's confirmation before President Obama leaves office?

• They believe it is impossible.

• They have given up on it.

• They are hopeful it can happen.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.

How might the election outcome influence Republican senators' decision on Merrick Garland's nomination?

• They will wait for the next president's nominee.

• They will definitely reject him.

• They will approve him without any conditions.

• They might see him as a better option than future nominees.

What role does the Senate play in confirming Supreme Court nominees?

• The Senate has no role.

• The Senate confirms the nominees.

• The Senate only suggests nominees.

• The Senate can veto nominees.

What rule change did Harry Reid suggest regarding Supreme Court nominations?

• A rule requiring a unanimous vote.

• A rule requiring a two-thirds majority.

• A rule allowing a simple majority vote.

• A rule eliminating Senate involvement.