Senate is targeting 10/28 or 10/29 for the Supreme Court Rapture Vote.

[Miles Archer]

Lisa Desjardins
@LisaDNews
BREAKING: SCOTUS SCHEDULE.

Sen. Graham says confirmation hearings in Judiciary Committee will start Oct. 12, in 16 days.

Oct 12: Opening statements.
Oct. 13+14: Questions
Oct. 15: Begin markup, get ready to vote in committee.
9:11 PM · Sep 26, 2020·TweetDeck

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Lisa Desjardins
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SO, FOR YOUR CALENDARS:

- Oct. 22: is when Judiciary Committee could vote. (Dems can hold over a nomination one week.)
- Oct. 26: When, the full Senate can start work on the nomination.
- Oct. 28 or 29th: When the full Senate could vote, given Senate procedures.
9:16 PM · Sep 26, 2020·TweetDeck

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[David__77]

1. I don't see how that will assist Trump.

If anything it seems like it freezes the race to some extent which cannot be helpful.

[regnaD kciN]

5. She'll be able to hear arguments on November 2nd...

...invalidating the extended deadline for Pennsylvania mail-in voting (ballots can be received up to three days after the election, as long as they're postmarked by Election Day), at the point where lots of those ballots will in the mail already and, with SCOTUS overturning the deadline and requiring them to be received by Election Day, will be ruled to have arrived too late to be counted.

[BannonsLiver]

2. The timing is perfect

[moose65]

3. October 12 is Columbus Day

A federal holiday. They shouldn’t be in session on that day 🙄

[eppur_se_muova]

4. Halloween falls on a Saturday, so the 31st is out.

Otherwise, that would have been perfect.