The Charlie Kirk Show Cartman Kirk — Winning the Culture War
Jul 30, 2025
U.S. Senator Mike Lee joins the discussion, shedding light on the controversial blue slip tradition that complicates judicial confirmations. They dive into the challenges President Trump faces from Senate roadblocks, emphasizing the dire need for reform. The conversation also touches on the SAVE Act's implications for voting rights and how the animated show 'South Park' humorously critiques the culture war. Lee's insights offer a fresh perspective on the intersection of politics and popular culture, underscoring the urgency of effective governance.
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Blue Slip Tradition Explained
- The blue slip is a Senate tradition giving home state senators veto power over judicial and U.S. attorney nominees.
- This tradition can block nominees, hindering a president's ability to staff key government positions.
Blue Slip Enables Democrat Obstruction
- Democrats abuse the blue slip to block Trump's nominees in key states, enabling sanctuary cities and criminal activity to persist.
- This tradition undermines the presidential mandate and stalls law enforcement.
Pressure Senate to End Blue Slip
- Contact Senate leadership, especially John Thune, to pressure them to end the blue slip tradition blocking confirmations.
- Public activism targeting key senators can help break this obstructionist tradition.
