BowlBrother85
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Does it bother you at all the Ginsburg is on record as admitting she originally voted for abortion for minority population control ( aka genocide) and only years later realized it was for woman’s rights?
These aren’t my words either.
She’s on record saying this.
May he views it as genocide like I do.
I stated earlier today that if Ginsburg steps down on Trumps watch I think Garland would make a great candidate. An extremist court, in either direction, I don’t feel is good for the country. Kavanaugh even stated during his hearings that he’s a Garland fan. Admittedly what else will he say though. And frankly Garland isn’t what I would call an extremist candidate. When Barry picked him i read up and thought he was reasonably centrist and a solid pick.
Don’t disagree. In the most basic form one could state party of nominating POTUS should be irrelevant. If they are qualified they are qualified. And I’ve heard absolutely no complaints on Kavanaugh’s qualifications. Nor do I remember any on Garlands.Nine justices that interpret the Constitution based solely on its words and original meaning should never be considered extreme.
Between Kamala and Booker all they do is talk, never lets the guy answer the question. They don’t like his answers so they just step on it and keep talking.
I agree. The Biden rule is dumb.No, that wouldn't have been Obama's nominee getting a vote... that would have been Clinton's nominee getting a vote and she would have nominated someone else. There is no reason to have not given Garland a vote. If the Republicans in the Senate wanted to vote him down? Fine... but make that vote.
Garland will get the nod when Vadar kicks off. Then liberal heads explodeWe've been over that before and of course, you're purely speaking in the hypothetical because the Democrats could have justified blocking the nomination of Clarence Thomas in 1991 (they had an overwhelming majority in the Senate - and a sexual harassment complaint on top of that) but they didn't. No Supreme Court nominee has ever been denied a vote before... until Garland.