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>>8868450
Let's not forget that Trump picked people that almost ANYONE would want to block, including mainstream Republicans.
But that's why yo voted for him, isn't it?
He was an alleged outsider, a foe to both parties, if you believe his rhetoric.

And then there's this:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38913709
>It has taken longer so far for him to get the majority of his choices confirmed, although part of that is due to the lateness of a few nominations and delays in submitting background-check paperwork.
>Bill Clinton didn't have his final spot filled until 11 March. Republican George HW Bush took until 17 March. Barack Obama holds the modern record, as his last pick - Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius - didn't get her Senate vote until 28 April.
...and you conveniently overlook the fact that his average appointee has been confirmed faster than average appointee of any modern President.