Alledged RBG Last Words PROVE What 'Uncreative, Simplistic Liars' the Democrats Are

[JimBowie1958]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

 

[BULLDOG]

Were you there?

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Were you there?

Were you?

 

[whitehall]

Notice how RBG's alleged deathbed wish has failed to resonate even among sympathetic media types? It's cheap and shameful and disrespectful and nobody wants to deal with it.

 

[BULLDOG]

Were you there?

Were you?

No, but I'm not the one who quoted her. Those who did were there. You weren't though.

 

[Ben Thomson]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

So her granddaughter is now lying??..tin foil hats are reaching again

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

She trashed trump in 2016 so these alleged last words wouldn’t be unprecedented.

 

[konradv]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

How do alleged words prove anything? You can allege anything. Doesn't make it true, hence the subject line is FALSE. Thanks for playing, though.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Were you there?

Were you?

No, but I'm not the one who quoted her. Those who did were there. You weren't though.

I didn’t say I was.

 

[BULLDOG]

She trashed trump in 2016 so these alleged last words wouldn’t be unprecedented.

She didn't trash Trump. Trump did that. She might have commented that he was trash though.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Notice how RBG's alleged deathbed wish has failed to resonate even among sympathetic media types? It's cheap and shameful and disrespectful and nobody wants to deal with it.

She regretted her previous bad comments about Trump so I would suspect she didn’t say anything this time because she wouldn’t have the opportunity to retract.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

She trashed trump in 2016 so these alleged last words wouldn’t be unprecedented.

She didn't trash Trump. Trump did that. She might have commented that he was trash though.

Yes, she did. She later said she regretted it. Trump responded to her by calling on her to resign.

 

[Hossfly]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

Just got this in an e-mail.


Ginsburg’s Words From 2016 Destroy the Democrat Narrative

The fight in 2016 over whether to take up then-President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee caused many to say things they regret. One of them was the late-Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

According to The Daily Wire:

When the GOP-led Senate used its constitutional powers to block the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland in 2016, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg admitted that the president had the power to nominate a candidate for a Supreme Court vacancy any time during his four-year tenure and that the Senate had every right to confirm the nomination or not.
The vacancy Obama chose Garland to fill was created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February 2016; President Barack Obama nominated Garland in mid-March.

Ginsburg gave a speech at Georgetown Law School on Sept. 7, 2016, after which she took questions. A member of the audience asked, “I was wondering if you thought there were any valid constitutional arguments that would prevent President Obama from filling Justice Scalia’s seat on the Supreme Court?”

Ginsburg answered, “As you know, the president has the authority to name appointees to the Supreme Court, but he has to do so with the advice and consent of the Senate. And if the Senate does not act, as this current Senate is not acting, what can be done about it? Even if you could conceive of a testing lawsuit, what would the response be? ‘Well, you want us to vote? So we’ll vote no.’ But I do think that cooler heads will prevail; I hope sooner rather than later. The president is elected for four years not three years, so the powers that he has in year three continue into year four and maybe some members of the Senate will wake up and appreciate that that’s how it should be.”

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Ginsburg's Words From 2016 Destroy the Democrat Narrative - Trump Train News

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[Zander]

Are we even sure that she's dead.......there was a sighting......

 

[BULLDOG]

She trashed trump in 2016 so these alleged last words wouldn’t be unprecedented.

She didn't trash Trump. Trump did that. She might have commented that he was trash though.

Yes, she did. She later said she regretted it. Trump responded to her by calling on her to resign.

Read her remark carefully. She didn't say Trump wasn't trash. She said that as a judge, she shouldn't have commented about how trashey he is.
"On reflection, my recent remarks in response to press inquiries were ill-advised and I regret making them," Ginsburg said in a statement. "Judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. In the future I will be more circumspect."

 

[konradv]

Big difference that doesn't seem to be mentioned is the time frame involved. In '16 candidates hadn't been nominated yet, now we're in full blown election season. Trump can name a candidate, but it's highly unlikely anyone will be confirmed until after Inauguration Day, given election campaigns and recesses..

 

[Death-Ninja]

Were you there?

You are gonna be totally fucking suicidal when Barrett is sworn in before Halloween, bye bye baby killing, bye bye fascists....

 

[konradv]

Were you there?

You are gonna be totally fucking suicidal when Barrett is sworn in before Halloween, bye bye baby killing, bye bye fascists.

If that happens, I'm willing to leave the board until the new year. Willing to make the same pledge, if it doesn't?

 

[Oddball]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

I heard this shit and just laughed.

Even thought that old eugenicist bat was political as hell, the very idea that her last dying thoughts and words were about her replacement, over those closest to her in life, is patently preposterous.

But the tall tale does comport very nicely with the truly ghoulish nature of today's Democrat Party.

 

[Montrovant]

Democrats allege that RBG said she wished that her replacement would only be nominated by a new President.

That is an obvious LIE. RBG was a judges judge, and was well aware that the Consitution says the President SHALL make an appointment when a seat on the SCOTUS is vacant.

SHALL is not 'may' or 'can think about it for a while'. 'Shall' is an imperative word that leaves no choice, THE PRESIDENT MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

Every lawyer should know the difference between 'shall' vrs 'may' or whatever else.

RBG did NOT say that, very obviously, but the 'Deplorable American' people Dimocrats think are too stupid to know the difference, just like they think we are too stupid to know that Trump does not have low regard for the American people.

THE DEMOCRATS DO AND THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS EVERY FOUR YEARS WITH THEIR RIDICULOUS LIES.

1. The reported statement is "My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed." Not that another judge wouldn't be nominated, but that one wouldn't replace her, i.e. be confirmed.

2. This statement was supposedly dictated days before her death. While I have seen it described as her final statement RBG’s Dying Words: “My Most Fervent Wish Is That I Not Be Replaced Until a New President Is Installed”, the NPR report from which other news outlets seem to have gotten the information did not so describe it. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Gender Equality, Dies At 87

3. That the president shall make an appointment does not indicate a time frame in which that appointment must be made. Shall means it has to be done, but doesn't tell when it has to be done.

4. A person dying might make statements which aren't confined to the legal realm

Sorry, your reasoning with this OP seems pretty weak.