Pete, Tulsi, Kash, and RFK: The Sum of All Democratic Fears

Pete, Tulsi, Kash, and RFK: The Sum of All Democratic Fears

The left has good reason to be very afraid of this quick-witted quartet.

by Tim Donner

Once upon a time, Senate scrutiny of a president’s Cabinet appointments was essentially pro forma. The advice and consent of the upper chamber of Congress was necessary, but despite whether the incoming president was a Republican or Democrat, it was largely a formality. Senators from both parties mostly agreed with the basic premise that a president ...