Senate Democrats hit pause on talk of drastic changes for Supreme Court.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's decision to move forward with the vote could boost support for GOP senators in swing states where President Donald Trump is currently faring better than them in the polls, including North Carolina where Trump is polling eight points better than Rep. Sen. Thom Tillis, who has 37 percent support according to a recentBut in states like Maine, where Sen.
The top of the ticket has also not appeased liberal activists who are demanding that Democrats take measures that they say is on par of Republican destruction of norms and precedent. When asked again Tuesday if he fears that such threat could harm his attempt to regain the majority, he said, “everything is on the table. My Senate democratic colleagues and candidates know America needs some change. And we are going to figure out the best way to do it.”
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