Harris can’t break a tie for SCOTUS nominee | Eastern NC Now

From top Biden legal ally

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Laurence Tribe, a Harvard Law professor and legal ally of President Joe Biden’s administration, has stated that vice presidents do not have the authority to make a tie-breaking vote for a Supreme Court nominee’s approval in the Senate.

“While the vice president has the power to cast a tiebreaking vote to pass a bill, the Constitution does not give him [or her] the power to break ties when it comes to the Senate’s “Advice and Consent” role in approving presidential appointments to the Supreme Court,” he wrote.

https://dailycaller.com/2022/01/26/laurence-tribe-biden-harris-supreme-court-breyer/

Even though not Constitutional, I doubt that will keep it from happening if it comes to that.

 


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