Quantum Windbag
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It's really the SC giving future Congresses the ability to block recess appointments by holding pro-forma cessions. Pretending to be in session specifically to deny the President the ability to make recess appointments. Funny part is it was the Democrats who first tried this tactic. But the point is moot now that the Senate has changed its rules.
Really?
Which Senate rule change are you delusional enough to believe stops pro forma sessions?