House Judiciary Committee Republicans mockingly tweeted "Happy Birthday" to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonShelby endorses Shalanda Young for OMB director should Biden pull Tanden's nomination Jennifer Palmieri: 'Ever since I was aware of politics, I wanted to be in politics' Cruz: Wife 'pretty pissed' about leaked Cancun texts MORE after Amy Coney Barrett
Amy Coney BarrettLaurence Tribe: Justice Thomas is out of order on 2020 election McConnell backs Garland for attorney general LIVE COVERAGE: Senate set to consider Garland for AG MORE was confirmed to the Supreme Court by the Senate.
Amy Coney Barrett, confirmed. Happy Birthday, @HillaryClinton!
— House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) October 27, 2020
The tweet came shortly after Barrett was confirmed in a 52-48 Senate vote, with Sen. Susan Collins
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Barrett was later sworn in at a White House ceremony with President Trump
Donald TrumpSenators given no timeline on removal of National Guard, Capitol fence Democratic fury with GOP explodes in House Georgia secretary of state withholds support for 'reactionary' GOP voting bills MORE and Justice Clarence Thomas
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Rep. Jim Jordan
James (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic fury with GOP explodes in House House Judiciary split on how to address domestic extremism Connolly to GOP: I won't be lectured by those who voted to overturn the election MORE (Ohio), a top ally of President Trump, is the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee. Other GOP committee members include Reps. Jim Sensenbrenner
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Steven (Steve) Joseph ChabotREAD: The Republicans who voted to challenge election results House Republicans who didn't sign onto the Texas lawsuit Top GOP lawmaker touts 'more flexible' PPP loans in bipartisan proposal MORE (Ohio), Matt Gaetz
Matthew (Matt) GaetzFormer Trump officials eye bids for political office Cancun fallout threatens to deal lasting damage to Cruz Thune: Trump allies partaking in 'cancel culture' by punishing senators who voted to convict MORE (Fla.), Doug Collins
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Clinton had condemned Barrett's confirmation on Monday night, responding by calling on Americans to vote GOP senators out.
Senate Republicans just pushed through a Supreme Court justice who will help them take away Americans' health care in the middle of a pandemic.
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 27, 2020
For them, this is victory.
Vote them out.
Clinton celebrated her 73rd birthday on Monday.
