Republicans Who Shot Down Biden’s Cabinet Wish Democrats Would Support Trump’s

“Let him have their own team,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who voted against 15 of Biden’s nominees, said.

Tommy Tuberville

Sen. Tommy Tuberville opposed 15 of Biden’s nominees. J. Scott Applewhite/AP

When President Joe Biden took office, Republican senators didn’t do Democrats any favors. Now, some of those same senators want different treatment: They want full sign off on Donald Trump’s nominees.

“Let him have their own team,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville told NOTUS. “It’s like a head coach. If you can’t get your own coaches to work with you, it’s gonna be hard.”

Many Republicans — actually, almost half the conference — rejected Biden’s initial wave of nominees four years ago. Two dozen GOP senators opposed 10 or more of Biden’s nominees. Ten of those voted against more than half the cabinet.