SpaceCoastVol
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I realize there's nothing the guy could possibly do that would bring about any other response from you and your ilk, other than perhaps saying it'd be a good idea to have a more robust social safety net. Then it'd be all "down with the tyrant!"
Wtf would a SC justice have to do with entitlements?I realize there's nothing the guy could possibly do that would bring about any other response from you and your ilk, other than perhaps saying it'd be a good idea to have a more robust social safety net. Then it'd be all "down with the tyrant!"
I realize there's nothing the guy could possibly do that would bring about any other response from you and your ilk, other than perhaps saying it'd be a good idea to have a more robust social safety net. Then it'd be all "down with the tyrant!"
The socialists must never give any ground no matter how inconsequential or unlikely. The government is the arbiter of "good". It must be protected at every turn.Wtf would a SC justice have to do with entitlements?
This is why the democrats look like idiots. They’re acting as if this guy’s nomination means the court will somehow get to generate abortion and gun rights cases to rule on. They can only opine on what reaches the SC, and even then it can be declined.
The socialists must never give any ground no matter how inconsequential or unlikely. The government is the arbiter of "good". It must be protected at every turn.
I think we should strive to use the word "ilk" more. Nothing tools up a statement like throwing like throwing a good "ilk" in there.I realize there's nothing the guy could possibly do that would bring about any other response from you and your ilk, other than perhaps saying it'd be a good idea to have a more robust social safety net. Then it'd be all "down with the tyrant!"
I realize there's nothing the guy could possibly do that would bring about any other response from you and your ilk, other than perhaps saying it'd be a good idea to have a more robust social safety net. Then it'd be all "down with the tyrant!"
It really is sad to watch. The US Senate is one of the last bastions of decorum and it's unraveling day by day.Seriously? Leahy and Durbin were desperately trying to label him a liar. This is some serious word play to claim K. was lying. I watched Leahy and Durbin both try to "catch" him and fail pretty miserably. They did it over the last two days. It's a cynical ploy to attack the character of a good person simply because you want to keep him off the court.
He got a hearing and will get a vote and likely be confirmed... It's hard to spin that as anything unfair but you will try anyway. The contentiousness we are seeing in the Senate right now will continue until there is retribution for Garland.Seriously? Leahy and Durbin were desperately trying to label him a liar. This is some serious word play to claim K. was lying. I watched Leahy and Durbin both try to "catch" him and fail pretty miserably. They did it over the last two days. It's a cynical ploy to attack the character of a good person simply because you want to keep him off the court.
What will you do if Trump nominates Garland when Ruth Vadar kicks off?He got a hearing and will get a vote and likely be confirmed... It's hard to spin that as anything unfair but you will try anyway. The contentiousness we are seeing in the Senate right now will continue until there is retribution for Garland.
Virtually every legal scholar agrees that Roe v Wade is a poorly written decision. While some agree with the holding, it is almost unanimous that the rationale is very poor.
That's YOUR opinion.I think Mariotti's point here is that Kavanaugh is dodging a direct answer. He either believes that Roe v. Wade was correctly or incorrectly decided. He had no issue opining on the correctness of the decision in Nixon, why not Roe? We all know why. Because he doesn't want to say that he believes Roe v. Wade was incorrectly decided.
why should he believe they are the same?I think Mariotti's point here is that Kavanaugh is dodging a direct answer. He either believes that Roe v. Wade was correctly or incorrectly decided. He had no issue opining on the correctness of the decision in Nixon, why not Roe? We all know why. Because he doesn't want to say that he believes Roe v. Wade was incorrectly decided.
He got a hearing and will get a vote and likely be confirmed... It's hard to spin that as anything unfair but you will try anyway. The contentiousness we are seeing in the Senate right now will continue until there is retribution for Garland.