USA: Caveo nominated for Supreme Court's first hurdle

A US Senate committee has approved the appointment of President Donald Trump for the Supreme Court named Brett Cavneau.

Meanwhile, the entire Senate vote has been postponed for CWN appointment for a week.

Meanwhile, the FBI will investigate allegations of sexual harassment against them.

During the Senate's debate, President Trump's Republican Party Senator Jeff Flake said that he wants a week's delay in the hearing for confirmation of Canio's appointment.

However, Jeff Flake voted in favor of Brett Cavneau in the Senate Judicial Committee.

Finally, in support of Canvas, the judicial committee stamped the gap of 11-10.

All the senators of the Republican Party voted in support of him and all the Senators of the Democratic Party in the opposition.

On Thursday, the Senate Committee heard the allegations of sexual harassment on Brett Cavneau.

Christine Blassey Ford, professor of psychology in California, accused Cavanna of sexual harassment during adolescence.

Dr. Ford and Cavneau made their respective sides before the committee.

Judge Cavneau dismissed all accusations and said that these allegations are being corrupted by him and his family's name.

After a long and flawed debate between the Democratic Party and Republican Senators in the House, the Judicial Committee voted on the nomination of Justice Cavanaugh, in which he got approval.

At the Senate this time, the Republican Party has a slight margin from the difference of 51-49.

Republican Senator Jeff Flake has said that he will not confirm Cavnau's nomination in the Senate without the FBI's investigation.

If Jeff Flake and any other Republican Senator did not support Cavneau and all Democrat Senators protested against him, his appointment could not be confirmed in the Supreme Court.

In the event of a tie-up, Vice President Mike Pence's decision will determine the final verdict.

By securing the approval of the Senate Judicial Committee on Friday, Casino has crossed the first hurdle to be appointed in the Supreme Court. Now they have to get a majority in the entire Senate.

If their appointment is confirmed then the Supreme Court will have the majority of the Republican ideology judges.

It is believed that after the appointment of Cavnov, the Republican Party's ideology will remain in effect in the Supreme Court for a long time.