RikidyBones
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Again, that's because our duty to be informed citizens have been disappointing. We've lost the values as a whole. We keep re-electing the Pelosi's, McConnells, the Schumers, etc. If we kept our part, we wouldn't have such a big government. I'm sure you can see that I prefer small gov.I don’t disagree with much of your sentiment but I think as citizens we have to grasp some hard truths. We have the largest government in human history under the guise of the constitution. That it has been a failure is an understatement. With the exception of being pretty good on the 1st and 2nd amendments, it is for all practical purposes a dead letter. I would also argue that our tenuous hold on the 1st and 2nd amendment is due to it being engrained in the culture more than it being codified in the constitution.
According to Joe, the people don’t need to know whether they would pack the court.
You'll need the Senate and house to get it done.
I cannot imagine being this short sighted.
Potus term ends in Jan. Just an fyi and I said the same when Obama attempted it tooThat is what we are being told with the unethical SCOTUS rush job. A guy who will be out in less than a month trying to set up a lifetime appointment.
A freaking joke.
So if he can do that, a guy with at least four years on the way can do what he wants with appointments.
That is what we are being told with the unethical SCOTUS rush job. A guy who will be out in less than a month trying to set up a lifetime appointment.
A freaking joke.
So if he can do that, a guy with at least four years on the way can do what he wants with appointments.
Let's assume it was strictly political. So you want to do wrong because they did? That's your argument?
Take your one then lets put 4 or 5 new Liberals in when Biden takes office. Sounds like a fair trade.
Its all legal and we elect the POTUS to make these decisions as he sees fit right?
Court packing sets a new precedent from a norm that's lasted over a century and for reason.I think that's a reasonable assumption, given that they've reneged on their previous commitment recently in a politically advantageous situation. Don't you?
But no, I'm against court packing. I'm also against appointing ACB because it is an exercise in political force over an opposition that can't stop it, and I know that Democrats will eventually reciprocate. I don't see how you can be for what the Republicans did but have some consistent argument against court packing.
I think that's a reasonable assumption, given that they've reneged on their previous commitment recently in a politically advantageous situation. Don't you?
But no, I'm against court packing. I'm also against appointing ACB because it is an exercise in political force over an opposition that can't stop it, and I know that Democrats will eventually reciprocate. I don't see how you can be for what the Republicans did but have some consistent argument against court packing.