will the majority leader breakak the rules of the senate in orded to get judge gorsuch on the bench? my friend, the majority leader has said several times that judge gorsuch will be confirmed by the end of this week one way or the other.f what he really means when hewhih says that is, if judge gorsuch does not earn 60 votes in the senate, which is now the likely outcome, the republicans must underline must, exercise the nuclear option to pass judge gore's itch on a simple majority vote.dn't. i think the majority leader reasons that if he says that enough times folks will start believing that that he has no choice. but they shouldn't, it's aet premise no one should swallow. the majority leader setting up c false choice. support judge gorsuch or he will have no choice but to break the rules. maybe to the majority leader the nuclear option is the onlys option, but there are many alternatives. the majority leader makes up his mind independent of what democrats do on issue after choe issue.rganizations this one, he says he has no choice. if he has no choice because the right wing of the r

their families are more likely to breakak up. they lose thehe skis that they once e had when they'e out of work for long perioiods f time. theieir children have more difficulty in school. ththe coss of these kinds of crisisis last for generations. the amount of human damage, the amount of waste of resources is beyond calculation. a ssystem t that does this, let alone a system that does it repeatedly, cannot talk about efficiency because whatever the efficiency is of a particular factory or a particular production process is completely overwhelmed by the inefficiency of massive nunumbers of unenemployed peopl, un-utilized resources, and lost output that could meet social needs. but it's worse. it's not just that we're in a crisis now of horrific pproportions for 5 years. it's that this is the second major breakdodown of t this capitalist system i in the last 75 years. the last one was the 1930s. begins in 192929 and isn't realy ovover until 1940, '41.. a terrible crisis. and between the end of that one in the 1930s and the beginni