President-elect Trump says he wants the Senate to be open to bypassing confirmation process
In a post on X Sunday, President-elect Donald Trump wrote that the next Republican Senate majority leader needs to agree to what are called "recess appointments," which would allow him to fill positions without Senate confirmation.
Tom Cotton, Senate Intelligence committee
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