As President Joe Biden’s time in office winds down, his legacy is shaping up to leave a lasting imprint on the federal judiciary. With just two months left in his term, Biden is securing an alarming number of judicial confirmations. This week, the Senate saw more than a dozen of Biden’s nominees approved for lifetime positions on the federal bench—a blow to conservatives that was made all the worse by key Republicans failing to show up.
Big-name GOP senators like Vice President-elect J.D. Vance and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio were notably absent during Monday’s crucial vote. This absence proved costly as the Democrats moved swiftly to confirm a new wave of Biden’s judicial picks.
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The frustration among the Senate Republicans who did show up was palpable. North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis did not mince words when addressing his party’s failure to rally together. According to The Hill, Tillis was blunt in his criticism: “If we don’t show up, we lose.”
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