Trump for the lawsuit during the eternal blue blue sliding tradition blocks judges

President Donald Trump On Monday, it endangered the lawsuit for the tradition of “Blue Facilities” in the century of the eternal century to say that “impossible” is appointed a judge or American lawyer.

Trump gave comments to reporters in an oval office while signing executive orders regarding Elimination of bail policies.

“We will also submit a lawsuit on blue sliding,” Trump said. “You know, my blue rinks belittle as president to appoint a judge or American lawyer because they have a gentleman a deal that is about 100 years old.”

Blue leaf, which is the practice that state senators give birth approval for positions in their state such as federal judges and American lawyers, is a long tradition, but not a codified law. Constitutional, the president has the power to nominate while it is Senate eventually approves or rejects that nomination.

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President Donald Trump speaks to sign executable orders in the White House’s Oval Office, Monday, 25. August 2025. years, in Washington. (AP PHOTO / EVAN VUCCI) (AP PHOTO / EVAN VUCCI)

Trump said that “If you have a president as a republican, and if you have a senator of a Democrat, that the senator can stop you to appoint a judge or especially the American prosecutor.”

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Trump’s frustration with blue Senate practice is not new. In July, the tradition called “fraud” and “fraud” that democrats used to block his nominations and demanded that Sen. Chuck GrassleyR-Iowa, stop supporting them.

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, defended the tradition of a century. (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images, File)

Grass defended the century and said to see him as a norm worth the preservation of balance and state intake.

Trump devised the tradition on Sunday, Grash said in a Social Media Post In order to say democrats to “go to hell” over the use of blue sliders to block his nomine.

Blue Slips are a long tradition, but not codified law, and constitutionally, president has the power to nominate until the Senate approves or reject that appointment. (Bill Clark / CK-Roll Call, Inc via Getti Images, File)

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At his first term of Trump could appoint 234 Federal judgesIncluding three judges of the Supreme Court and 54 of the Court of Appeals. However, this term only confirmed five in the first seven months.

Christina Shaw Fox News Christina Shaw contributed to this report.