The Constitution requires advice and consent for judicial nominations, but the president's judicial nominations have increasingly bogged down in partisan warfare. In 2013, Democrats largely eliminated the filibuster on most nominations to the judiciary and the executive branch and Republicans eliminated the filibuster for Supreme Court nominations to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch. Was the elimination of the filibuster a good idea or a bad idea? Explain

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The elimination of the filibuster for judicial nominations has been a subject of debate and opinions on whether it was a good or bad idea often align ... View the full answer