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Originally posted by Lomu ↑

Yep. https://www.newyorker.com/news/dail...ugh-a-successor-to-ruth-bader-ginsburg?reload

"Specifically, under the Senate’s rules, the opposition party has the right to delay a vote in the Judiciary Committee for a week; and it has the right to insist on at least thirty hours of debate on the Senate floor before cloture—that is, a final move to a vote."

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Nope.

"The US Constitution does not call for public committee hearings as part of the confirmation process for Supreme Court nominees."

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...rt-skip-hearings-mitch-mcconnell-b517869.html
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