Appoint a Supreme Court Justice after Congress has waived its right to advise and consent to said appointment.

Judge Merrick Garland was nominated for Supreme Court Justice on March 26, 2016 following the vacancy left by Judge Antonin Scalia.
The Senate has been made duly aware of the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland under the Executive Administration of Barack Obama. The Senate has been given ample and reasonable time in which to advice the sitting President of the United States of America on their opinion as to wether or not a particular nominated judge is acceptable to our currently sitting Senate.
The Senate has held no hearings in which to properly advise the sitting president on their opinions of his nomination.
The Senate has a Constitutional Obligation to Advise in a timely fashion.
As the Senate has waived its rights to review, We ask that an appointment be made immediately.