A law professor, University of Texas, ticked off that President Trump is putting loyalists

in important government positions in a New York Times iPad, Steven Vladek,

demands to know why Senate Republicans are playing dead. They haven't stopped Trump from

appointing people loyal to him. Mr. Vladek's especially mad about a tactic Trump uses to avoid

confirmation hearings. Whenever there are vacancies in executive branch agencies,

a president simply appoints people loyal to him as acting officials. President Trump says this

gives him a lot more flexibility and is a bonus. He avoids the partisan battles that would erupt

in the Senate if these appointees had to be confirmed. Now, Vladek angrily complains that

President Trump has not referred a single name to the Senate for confirmation since April of 2019.

Now, this is sending left and orbit folks, Vladek claims that appointing acting officers

violates a spirit of the Constitution. That's a total crock since when liberals cared about that.

I'll tell you what has this guy's underwear in a bunch, two things. First,

that President Trump has people who are loyal to him in key positions instead of the Obama

holdovers who were undermining Trump since day one. But the main reason the guy's mad is that

Trump has outsmarted the left yet again to figure out how to get people loyal to him

in positions of importance. What's so wrong with that anyway, by the way?