Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about the Senate Democrats pulling an all-nighter to oppose the confirmation of Richard Vaught.

Democrats in the Senate took to the floor last night and stayed, voicing their concerns about Richard Vaught throughout the night. Chuck Schumer posted

to Blue Sky, saying, quote, every single Senate Democrat will vote against Russell Vaught, the Trump

nominee for OMB and chief architect of the Ultra Right Project 2025. We are holding the floor of

the United States Senate overnight to expose how Project 2025. We are holding the floor of the United States Senate overnight to expose how

Project 2025 is the Trump White House agenda. Project 2025 is the thing Trump said he had nothing

to do with and said he hadn't read during the campaign. Politico has what I think will be a running list

of Ways Project 2025, the thing Trump had nothing to do with, has surfaced in his executive orders.

As of this morning, the list had 37 items. I'm sure that's just a coincidence. He didn't make his voters look like gullible stooges at all.

Once elected, he seemed to give up all efforts to continue to dupe the American people.

And as soon as he got into office, he started implementing key parts, 37 times so far.

Russell Vaught is commonly viewed as the architect of the plan.

We have a number of videos on what it does.

Trump wants VOT to run the Office of Management and Budget,

which traditionally is a little thought of office.

But when the goal is to stop Congressally appropriated funds from going

to where they're supposed to, it's pretty important. The Democratic Party in the Senate is

basically trying to put everything on record, so Republican senators have to answer for their

vote to confirm. Despite the high theatrics of the rare

overnight marathon, Vought is likely to be confirmed today. It would be downright shocking

if he wasn't. The Republican Party likely won't care about the objections and probably

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