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Senate Republicans ‘Would Be Prepared’ For Possible Supreme Court Nominee

It seems as though something may be afoot behind-the-scenes in terms of the U.S. Supreme Court as two prominent Senate Republicans made comments today on possible SCOTUS nominees. Thune says Senate GOP ‘prepared’ to fill potential Supreme Court vacancy https://t.co/qg9vjUN2WP — POLITICO (@politico) April 14, 2026 From Politico today: Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Tuesday that Republicans would quickly fill a Supreme Court vacancy if one opens up before the midterms. “That’s a contingency I think around here you always have to be prepared for. And if that were to happen, yes, we would be prepared to confirm,” Thune told reporters Tuesday. Politico goes on to note that Trump mentioned Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) as a possible nominee earlier this year. Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said the panel would be “fully prepared” to vet a Supreme Court nominee should there be a retirement at the end of the term, and would recommend that either Ted Cruz or Mike Lee get the nomination. https://t.co/ETjjLaeT4h — Bloomberg Law (@BLaw) April 14, 2026 And from the Washington Examiner: Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) floated two of his Republican colleagues as possible nominees for the Supreme Court as speculation swirls over whether Justice Samuel Alito may soon step down. Grassley, whose committee is responsible for ushering judicial nominees to Senate confirmation, told the Washington Examiner on Tuesday that he would recommend Sens. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) for the high court post if Alito announces his retirement. In March, we saw reports that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, 76, was treated for dehydration at a hospital after feeling ill during a Federalist Society event in Philadelphia. Perhaps things are more serious than we know? Or, are Republicans applying a little pressure to confirm someone before the midterm elections out of concern they may lose control of the Senate? I’m shocked, shocked to find that Senate Republicans will do what it takes to ensure a Supreme Court nominee is confirmed before the midterms should a vacancy arise. https://t.co/TmxqRnPTWq — Varad Mehta (@varadmehta) April 14, 2026 The post Senate Republicans ‘Would Be Prepared’ For Possible Supreme Court Nominee appeared first on The Randy Report.

Apr 15, 202611 votes

Senate Republicans ‘Would Be Prepared’ For Possible Supreme Court Nominee

It seems as though something may be afoot behind-the-scenes in terms of the U.S. Supreme Court as two prominent Senate Republicans made comments today on possible SCOTUS nominees. Thune says Senate GOP ‘prepared’ to fill potential Supreme Court vacancy https://t.co/qg9vjUN2WP — POLITICO (@politico) April 14, 2026 From Politico today: Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Tuesday that Republicans would quickly fill a Supreme Court vacancy if one opens up before the midterms. “That’s a contingency I think around here you always have to be prepared for. And if that were to happen, yes, we would be prepared to confirm,” Thune told reporters Tuesday. Politico goes on to note that Trump mentioned Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) as a possible nominee earlier this year. Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said the panel would be “fully prepared” to vet a Supreme Court nominee should there be a retirement at the end of the term, and would recommend that either Ted Cruz or Mike Lee get the nomination. https://t.co/ETjjLaeT4h — Bloomberg Law (@BLaw) April 14, 2026 And from the Washington Examiner: Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) floated two of his Republican colleagues as possible nominees for the Supreme Court as speculation swirls over whether Justice Samuel Alito may soon step down. Grassley, whose committee is responsible for ushering judicial nominees to Senate confirmation, told the Washington Examiner on Tuesday that he would recommend Sens. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) for the high court post if Alito announces his retirement. In March, we saw reports that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, 76, was treated for dehydration at a hospital after feeling ill during a Federalist Society event in Philadelphia. Perhaps things are more serious than we know? Or, are Republicans applying a little pressure to confirm someone before the midterm elections out of concern they may lose control of the Senate? I’m shocked, shocked to find that Senate Republicans will do what it takes to ensure a Supreme Court nominee is confirmed before the midterms should a vacancy arise. https://t.co/TmxqRnPTWq — Varad Mehta (@varadmehta) April 14, 2026 The post Senate Republicans ‘Would Be Prepared’ For Possible Supreme Court Nominee appeared first on The Randy Report.

Apr 15, 202614 votes

Swalwell & Gonzales Announce Resignations From Congress Amid Sex Allegations

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is resigning from Congress amid the growing backlash regarding allegations of sexual assault and misconduct, which came to light last week. In his announcement, Swalwell apologized for “mistakes in judgment” he’s made, but added he will continue to “fight the serious, false allegations” made against him. Breaking News: Swalwell’s resignation follows allegations of sexual assault and misconduct made by multiple women against the California Democrat. [image or embed] — NPR (@npr.org) April 13, 2026 at 2:55 PM This news comes just a day after Swalwell announced he was suspending his campaign for governor of California. He was widely seen as a front-runner in that race. From NPR: Swalwell, 45, has been embattled in controversy since last week, when rumors began to circulate online about the congressman and an alleged history of abusive behavior toward women. By Friday, the controversy gained new momentum after at least four women spoke with the San Francisco Chronicle and CNN, detailing their experiences, which range from unwanted sexual advances by Swalwell to allegations of rape. Swalwell did not say when his resignation would take effect, but once it does, California Gov. Gavin Newsom would have 14 days to call a special election to fill the vacancy. The Bay Area seat is in a safely Blue district that Kamala Harris carried over President Trump in 2024 by 35 points. Democratic leaders in Congress — including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) — were quick to denounce Swalwell after the allegations came to light. Numerous House Democrats have publicly said they would call for his expulsion. But wait! There’s more… Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX), who has admitted to having an affair with one of his own staffers, wrote on X just an hour after Swalwell’s announcement that he will “file my retirement from office” when the House is back in session on Tuesday. His late congressional staffer, Regina Santos-Aviles, died by suicide on September 14, 2025, after setting herself on fire. Text messages found on her phone showed Gonzales had sent repeated sexual messages to her. He admitted to the affair in March. Gonzales was also facing threats of expulsion from members of his own party. There is a season for everything and God has a plan for us all. When Congress returns tomorrow, I will file my retirement from office. It has been my privilege to serve the great people of Texas. — Rep. Tony Gonzales (@RepTonyGonzales) April 13, 2026 The post Swalwell & Gonzales Announce Resignations From Congress Amid Sex Allegations appeared first on The Randy Report.

Apr 14, 202619 votes

Swalwell & Gonzales Announce Resignations From Congress Amid Sex Allegations

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is resigning from Congress amid the growing backlash regarding allegations of sexual assault and misconduct, which came to light last week. In his announcement, Swalwell apologized for “mistakes in judgment” he’s made, but added he will continue to “fight the serious, false allegations” made against him. Breaking News: Swalwell’s resignation follows allegations of sexual assault and misconduct made by multiple women against the California Democrat. [image or embed] — NPR (@npr.org) April 13, 2026 at 2:55 PM This news comes just a day after Swalwell announced he was suspending his campaign for governor of California. He was widely seen as a front-runner in that race. From NPR: Swalwell, 45, has been embattled in controversy since last week, when rumors began to circulate online about the congressman and an alleged history of abusive behavior toward women. By Friday, the controversy gained new momentum after at least four women spoke with the San Francisco Chronicle and CNN, detailing their experiences, which range from unwanted sexual advances by Swalwell to allegations of rape. Swalwell did not say when his resignation would take effect, but once it does, California Gov. Gavin Newsom would have 14 days to call a special election to fill the vacancy. The Bay Area seat is in a safely Blue district that Kamala Harris carried over President Trump in 2024 by 35 points. Democratic leaders in Congress — including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) — were quick to denounce Swalwell after the allegations came to light. Numerous House Democrats have publicly said they would call for his expulsion. But wait! There’s more… Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX), who has admitted to having an affair with one of his own staffers, wrote on X just an hour after Swalwell’s announcement that he will “file my retirement from office” when the House is back in session on Tuesday. His late congressional staffer, Regina Santos-Aviles, died by suicide on September 14, 2025, after setting herself on fire. Text messages found on her phone showed Gonzales had sent repeated sexual messages to her. He admitted to the affair in March. Gonzales was also facing threats of expulsion from members of his own party. There is a season for everything and God has a plan for us all. When Congress returns tomorrow, I will file my retirement from office. It has been my privilege to serve the great people of Texas. — Rep. Tony Gonzales (@RepTonyGonzales) April 13, 2026 The post Swalwell & Gonzales Announce Resignations From Congress Amid Sex Allegations appeared first on The Randy Report.

Apr 14, 202615 votes