Meanwhile, several other candidates for president has carried the key posts remain hostage to the procedure known as the Senate continues. Everyone can take a day off. Senate Democrats went on the offensive this week to remove the stalled nomination.
For this week, 99 candidates for the executive and judicial Obama stopped by holding, in some cases more than one year. And hold is basically a threat to sabotage the candidacy.
Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), said the Republicans were just trying to score political points against the president.
"This is not a controversial candidate," Whitehouse said, "This is politics, pure and simple politics Bare tight. Obstruction ..."
How-stacking promise and do a lot of bad blood.
This is the worst ever, "said Paul Light, an expert appointed president at New York University.
He said the confirmation did not lie again and the Democrats and Republicans have been doing. But he said the current unprecedented times, and spread the word that the trial did not deserve the nomination.
"What I hear is that two, three, four people who refused the invitation to serve before reaching the people who are going through this process," added Light "This is a process. Which is very bad, very desperate?"
Take, for example, a candidate for the Senate finally confirmed Tuesday. Half of all Republicans and Democrats vote to confirm Lael Brainard Deputy Treasury for International Affairs - 13 months after he was appointed.
Republic raised questions about the tax cuts he has taken. Jim Bunning (R-KY) urged his colleagues not to confirm.
"It's not just the tax issue - it is a question of confidence," said Bunning.
Unlike most currently hold, Bunning is public.
Like Claire McCaskill (D-MO) show, most senators do not want to admit to have laid hold on the nomination.
"You want to know why this country does not trust us," said McCaskill. "Since this type of dirt. This type of crime a secret decision."
McCaskill said around 80 candidates is determined by holding a secret, and he tried to expose exploitation "of the authors in calling for a vote on this promise.
No. 2 Senate Republican Jon Kyl objected to ask the McCaskill to vote. He did so in the name of the person whose name he did not disclose.
"I do not defend a lot of arrests," said Kyl.
When asked whether he thought that the success of excessive handling, Kyle said: "They might, I do not know."
Ironically, an expert appointed light said, is that Obama should leave the Senate to fill the team.
"There are many jobs now filled by acting officers or the Senate confirmed the unnamed president and the Senate should be angry about this," said Light, "however., They have been intimidated by the States that lead to major problems with the whole."
The attack appears to have worked the Democratic nomination.
Twice a district court judge confirmed Tuesday suspended until, by maintaining the revocation of the attorney general candidates and two circuit court - they will vote Wednesday and Thursday.
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