Many think that there is simply a final vote taken today to confirm K. This is not the case. The Senate has a long-established procedure for confirmation and the earliest final vote could be Saturday. Here are the details for what's ahead.

If the FBI inquiry ends on Wednesday, McConnell can file a cloture motion that day to end debate. Cloture is a necessary step to end a senate filibuster.

That parliamentary procedure needs a layover day before it “ripens”, and Thursday would be a day of ripening.

On Friday, one hour after the Senate meets, the Senate can vote to “invoke cloture” or end debate. Opponents to Kavanaugh’s confirmation would have 30 hours to delay the process.

This weekend, after the 30 hours of “post-cloture” time expires, Kavanaugh’s confirmation vote can proceed with a simple majority.

http://www.talkmedianews.com/on-the-hill/2018/10/02/kavanaughs-senate-confirmation-procedure/

>>3311417

this is exactly why I don't believe this saving Israel for last nonsense. Trump is the most pro Israel President in years. There's no 4d chess there

>>3311435

that's not exactly what Q has been saying, he's posted Goodbye, Mr.Rosenstein at least 3 times over September

>>3311484

Let's just use Trump's own words here then..

"“Many people said I had the right to absolutely fire him. He said he did not say it. He said he does not believe that. And nobody in this room believes it, by the way,” Trump told reporters on the sidelines of a United Nations meeting in New York, adding that he would “prefer” to keep Rosenstein."

RR isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) on Wednesday said that he is hopeful Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in the coming days.

"The eleventh is the date that we're shooting for. The leadership and Chairman Goodlatte, and a number of the conservative members, said it should be a transcribed interview in a closed-door setting," Meadows told Hill.TV's Krystal Ball and Ned Ryun on "Rising."

"We have a task force that has six Republicans, six Democrats, and so I fully anticipate that that's what it'll be, but the Department of Justice has not agreed to that yet, but hopefully, in the coming days that'll happen," he continued.

https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/409620-meadows-hopeful-that-rosenstein-will-testify-before-house-panel

>>3311609

and if that doesn't happen then what? Are we still suppose to "Trust The Plan?"