Democrats should really put 4 more justices on the court.B wrote:OK, so now I'm infuriated by Senators acting like Biden would destroy American if he put 2 new Justices on the Court.Green Habit wrote:Well, the "rules" state that the President gets to nominate and that the Senate gets to consent to the nomination. Without both of those things, there can't be a new justice. Whether it's a good thing for the Court's ideology, or whether it's a politically wise tactic, are very good questions that should draw skepticism, but in both cases the GOP followed the rules of the Constitution. And the Democrats would follow the rules too if they respond by packing the court.B wrote:I just want uniform adherence to the rules. If the standing President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans fucked America in 2016. If the incoming President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans are fucking American in 2020.
I get much more infuriated by the horseshit that comes out McConnell and Graham's mouths than I am by what they've actually done.
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... and statehood for DC and PR!Norris wrote:Democrats should really put 4 more justices on the court.B wrote:OK, so now I'm infuriated by Senators acting like Biden would destroy American if he put 2 new Justices on the Court.Green Habit wrote:Well, the "rules" state that the President gets to nominate and that the Senate gets to consent to the nomination. Without both of those things, there can't be a new justice. Whether it's a good thing for the Court's ideology, or whether it's a politically wise tactic, are very good questions that should draw skepticism, but in both cases the GOP followed the rules of the Constitution. And the Democrats would follow the rules too if they respond by packing the court.B wrote:I just want uniform adherence to the rules. If the standing President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans fucked America in 2016. If the incoming President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans are fucking American in 2020.
I get much more infuriated by the horseshit that comes out McConnell and Graham's mouths than I am by what they've actually done.
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Actually, hearing Republicans argue against providing representation to Americans who currently have no representation might make me smash a TV or two.
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Yeah, that's why I'm not listening to one second of Barrett's confirmation hearings.B wrote:OK, so now I'm infuriated by Senators acting like Biden would destroy American if he put 2 new Justices on the Court.Green Habit wrote:Well, the "rules" state that the President gets to nominate and that the Senate gets to consent to the nomination. Without both of those things, there can't be a new justice. Whether it's a good thing for the Court's ideology, or whether it's a politically wise tactic, are very good questions that should draw skepticism, but in both cases the GOP followed the rules of the Constitution. And the Democrats would follow the rules too if they respond by packing the court.B wrote:I just want uniform adherence to the rules. If the standing President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans fucked America in 2016. If the incoming President gets to put a justice on the Court, than the Republicans are fucking American in 2020.
I get much more infuriated by the horseshit that comes out McConnell and Graham's mouths than I am by what they've actually done.
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me too i cant watch that shit
i bet she cant wait for her husband to tell her its over and she can go back home and make everyone dinner
i bet she cant wait for her husband to tell her its over and she can go back home and make everyone dinner
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All this hulabaloo about ACB's adopted kids is missing the important favor she did for all of us. She made sure those kids didn't grow up Francophones. Now thats an American hero.
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her and her husband strike me like the type that keep their kids in cages and chains when inside the home
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I'm super impressed at how she doesn't need notes to say that she doesn't have any opinion about anything.
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I thought my eyes were going to roll out of the back of my head when the lady scolded Octojudge for saying "sexual preference"
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Sexual preference is transphobic because lesbians should not refuse to have sex with transwomen or something. This is about a month old. Its hard to keep track of these things.verb_to_trust wrote:I thought my eyes were going to roll out of the back of my head when the lady scolded Octojudge for saying "sexual preference"
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I haven’t gotten very worked up about this nomination, mostly because it is inevitable but also because I trust the institution that is the courts more than I trust the executive or legislative branches right now.
I get that there are potentially big problems for my political ideology should she be confirmed but I think it has also been mentioned in the past that the courts, particularly the Supreme Court, don’t operate in some unhinged manner set on cultural upheaval precisely because they have neither the purse nor the power to execute federal laws. Their power stems from our societal acceptance of the court as the final arbiter. The court is not likely to do anything to upset that dynamic lest it become an advisory board.
I get that there are potentially big problems for my political ideology should she be confirmed but I think it has also been mentioned in the past that the courts, particularly the Supreme Court, don’t operate in some unhinged manner set on cultural upheaval precisely because they have neither the purse nor the power to execute federal laws. Their power stems from our societal acceptance of the court as the final arbiter. The court is not likely to do anything to upset that dynamic lest it become an advisory board.
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Double post. Whoops.
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When you're talking to a woman who might have the power to invalidate gay marriage, one might want to know if she considers homosexuality an orientation or a choice.verb_to_trust wrote:I thought my eyes were going to roll out of the back of my head when the lady scolded Octojudge for saying "sexual preference"
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Oh, okayB wrote:When you're talking to a woman who might have the power to invalidate gay marriage, one might want to know if she considers homosexuality an orientation or a choice.verb_to_trust wrote:I thought my eyes were going to roll out of the back of my head when the lady scolded Octojudge for saying "sexual preference"
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Go Bill!
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That should be ripe for adding words to that piece of paper.
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It appears to contain all of her opinions on whether or not a president can unilaterally postpone an election, whether voter intimidation is illegal, whether climate change is real or not, whether Medicare is constitutional, and whether or not people have the right to privacy to purchase and use contraception.
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Oh no Bill, this is most heinous.B wrote:Go Bill!