In both 2008 an 2012 I voted for President Obama.

I have to assume that since he won both times, I was not alone. In fact, I would assume I was with the majority.

I voted for him to do what a president is supposed to do.

I might not have always been pleased with what he did or how he did it, but I voted for him the first time to get things done, and in spite of my occasional disapproval, I approved of his record enough to vote for him a second time.

I was totally aware that both terms would be four years each, eight in total, so I knew up until he left office he would be doing things.

So when the GOP writes a letter that says,

“Because our decision is based on constitutional principle and born of a necessity to protect the will of the American people, this Committee will not hold hearings on any Supreme Court nominee until after our next President is sworn in on January 20, 2017”,

and is signed by Republicans Cornyn, Graham, Hatch, Grassley, Sessions, Lee, Flake, Vitter, Perdue, Tillis, and Cruz (who wants to be that president sworn in on January 20, 2017), it really chaps my hide and jerks my chain when they say they want to “protect the will of the American people”.

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And McConnell insisted,

“I don’t know how many times we need to say this. The Judiciary Committee has unanimously recommended to me that we not hold a hearing”.

They remind me of that spoiled kid in the school yard who agrees to flip a coin and give whatever is at stake to the one who gets the best two out of three, but, when it doesn’t go his way, demands it be the best four out of five, and then the best six out of seven until he just takes the ball and sits on it on the sidelines scowling at the rest of the kids because none of the tosses went his way.

In spite of Senator Roger Wicker’s statement,

“Let me just say, we are very comfortable letting the American people speak on this issue”,

the Republican senators obviously aren’t all that comfortable since they are choosing to ignore the results of two presidential elections.

So, which American people are they referring to?