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He’s one of them. Along with Trump, W, and the vast majority of congressI don’t know ask that evil scum bag Barrack Hussein Obama.
He’s one of them. Along with Trump, W, and the vast majority of congressI don’t know ask that evil scum bag Barrack Hussein Obama.
Justices didn't have a say whether or not FDR's authoritarian court packing bill got passed.Looks to me like a Justice or two had a change of heart.
I guess the old gal did threaten to die on us a few times. ---was 2016 one of them?it contradicts what RBG said in 2016
And so will your President, Donald J Trump.Fact is, Roosevelt got what he wanted.
Why are you deflecting away from state sanctioned genocide against the unborn?He’s one of them. Along with Trump, W, and the vast majority of congress
I’m not.Why are you deflecting away from state sanctioned genocide against the unborn?
That’s what RBG wanted for America, she will go down as one of the worse Justices in American history.
Democrats back then did not back himAnd why did he not succeed?
What didn't RBG like about Obama , that she continued to stay on the bench during his term ?
She could have easily avoided this mess, if she had retired when asked to do so.
Lol, elections matter. In reality, replacing Ginsberg is part of Obama's legacy. He and the dems overreach, force Obamacare on American, and then on Republicans increasingly take considerable control. The end result is 3 seats filled so far on the bench! LOL WINNING!The Republicans were perfectly happy for SCOTUS to begin it's term following Scalia's death with an 8 person bench. If it was perfectly ok then...what's wrong with it now?
As leader of the Senate McConnell went on the Senate floor and refused to give Garland a hearing stating the American people deserved to have a say in who their SCOTUS judges will be. What's different this time? Are Republicans the ONLY Americans?
In addition Graham in Senate committee plainly stated that there should be no SCOTUS appointments in a presidential election year . Isn't this current vacancy what he was talking about?
So they've got two choices? Either stand on the principles and precedents they themselves created and postpone the nomination and confirmation until after the election and if they are confident that Trump and the Senate GOP majority will be retained this should be no problem and will serve to cement their political legacy's aided at least in part by the example of fair political play they would have set.
The opportunity to set themselves apart, to hold themselves to a higher standard, a standard they are constantly accusing the Dems of not holding themselves to stands right there before them.
The other is to stand guilty of their own hypocrisy , have to eat their own words, make complete fools of themselves and quickly push through another nomination. Why would anyone want do this if the election is in the bag for them?
Could their actions be driven by growing doubts about their chances for retention?
Will you still consider it a win when Democrats eliminate the filibuster, admit DC and PR as states, pack the court and remake the rules on judicial appointments in response?Lol, elections matter. In reality, replacing Ginsberg is part of Obama's legacy. He and the dems overreach, force Obamacare on American, and then on Republicans increasingly take considerable control. The end result is 3 seats filled so far on the bench! LOL WINNING!
You have to win first.Will you still consider it a win when Democrats eliminate the filibuster, admit DC and PR as states, pack the court and remake the rules on judicial appointments in response?
My question is why didn't she resign earlier? She was very old and had a terminal illness.Lol, elections matter. In reality, replacing Ginsberg is part of Obama's legacy. He and the dems overreach, force Obamacare on American, and then on Republicans increasingly take considerable control. The end result is 3 seats filled so far on the bench! LOL WINNING!
My question is why didn't she resign earlier? She was very old and had a terminal illness.
Not like she was going to be able to get any work done or ever return to work.
I guess people don't want to give up the power, Even on her deathbedI never understood that. She had EIGHT years under Obama to resign and be replaced with a liberal justice. The only thing I can think of is that she wanted to retire and be replaced under the first female president. Once she realized that wasn't going to happen, she wanted to stay on to rule on as many cases during the Trump years as possible.
They like violence and lawlessness?Why are the Democrats constantly invoking FDR's court packing scheme? Trump is replacing a single justice, not adding additional ones so they can ram through his agenda.
How about putting kids in cages and separating them from their parents?