White House Withdraws Nominations After Senator’s Decision

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00:00White House withdraws nominations after Senators' decision.

00:04Oh, you thought the biggest headache this week was the Schumer shutdown circus?

00:08Turns out the real heartburn came from inside the House,

00:11specifically from the so-called Republicans in the Senate

00:14who never miss a chance to stab their own party in the back with a steak knife labeled bipartisanship.

00:20Why?

00:21Because two GOP Senators decided they couldn't be bothered to even meet with him.

00:26Yes, that would be Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins.

00:29E.J. Antony's entire crime seems to be that he's a conservative economist

00:33who doesn't buy into the Bidenomics fantasy land where gas is $7 a gallon,

00:38groceries are up 30%, but somehow everything's just fine.

00:42Murkowski and Collins, practically honorary Lincoln Project members,

00:46refuse to even grant a hearing.

00:47No meeting, no courage.

00:49Murkowski's been hinting at flipping parties since September.

00:52As for Hung Kao's nomination for Undersecretary of the Navy,

00:56she voted no before and yes this time.

00:58So, congratulations, I guess.

01:01It's a pattern, the constant failure to back their party when it matters.

01:04On key nominations, they fold every time.

01:08Tillis caters to donors like a yoga instructor and melatonin Mitch just drifts off as the country burns.

01:14Back to Antony's statement, because honestly, it was a masterclass in professionalism and clarity.

01:20He laid out exactly why his nomination mattered, to reform a broken bureaucracy, demand transparency and restore trust in economic reporting.

01:29It's maddening.

01:30It's predictable.

01:31And it's exactly why the D.C. swamp never drains.

01:34It means it just changes filters.

01:35Antony's out.

01:37Hung Kao barely squeaked by.

01:39And two Republican senators just reminded us, once again, that when the chips are down,

01:43they're more interested in media approval and Georgetown cocktail invites than doing the job they were elected to do.

01:49If this is what moderation looks like, we'll pass.

01:53The American people want backbone, not backstabbing.

01:56Honestly, who'd even notice the difference at this point?