Limbaugh: GOP should skip SCOTUS confirmation process so nominee doesn’t get ‘Kavanaugh'd’

Talk radio legend Rush Limbaugh urged Republicans to scrap the confirmation process for President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee so that whomever is selected can avoid being “Kavanaugh'd” by the left.

“The Judiciary Committee does not have to do its thing. It’s become a tradition but it’s not a requirement and since Trump has already driven them crazy... long before today, they are crazy,” Limbaugh said on Monday, referring to Democrats. “Why not just blow up another tradition?”

The conservative host said “that’s how we’re gonna maintain the ones that matter,” because he feels liberals have “traditions and institutions that define this country” in their crosshairs.

“They have to be defeated,” Limbaugh said. “This Supreme Court seat has to be confirmed, it has to be named and confirmed before the election. All this talk about waiting until after the election, Donald Trump won election in 2016 on the very basis, the fact that he had a list of names and people were able to judge those names and his candidacy as a result. The 2020 election has nothing to do with this Supreme Court seat.”