Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

[Otis Mayfield]

Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court in a move with unambiguous political timing after a period where Breyer tried to downplay the influence of partisan politics on the high court. But things have already moved beyond Breyer himself to the question of who will replace him, a process that will do little to buttress Breyer's onetime fantasies of apolitical adjudication of the law. During the 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden pledged to nominate a Black woman to the big bench, and on Thursday afternoon he confirmed that he will follow through on that promise. It hasn't yet happened, to be clear, which hasn't stopped the pre-backlash to the future event from rolling in.

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

It is unacceptable to pick someone based on their identity. Unless that identity is "young" and "right-wing."

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It's like they're getting warmed up.

Just wait for the announcement.

Do you think it's silly to get mad before the candidate is picked?

 

[Meister]

The radical left will rue the day with their pick, and hold Joe in compliance.

 

[Votto]

We all know how the game is played. If you are in office, you get to appoint your own stooges

Luckily for democrats, once you appoint a stooge they vote the way you want them to 100% of the time. But if you are a conservative and appoint someone like Roberts who upheld Obamacare, it's like a 50/50 chance of voting the way you want.

At least you won't see conservatives smear themselves with menstrual blood to protest your nominee like democrats do.

We are civilized after all.

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And we won't make up stories of them raping people in the past to smear them like you do pretty much every conservative pick.

Not only are we civilized, we have morals as well and have self dignity.

Funny that.

 

[1srelluc]

No shits given....It will be just one libtard shit-stain replacing another....Rubber stamp it with no fanfare and move on.

Better to be beating the dems about the head and shoulders for the damage they are doing to the country than to grandstand and give the dems air time over a wash.

The gop needs to keep their eye on the ball.

 

[Votto]

No shits given....It will be just one libtard shit-stain replacing another....Rubber stamp it with no fanfare and move on.

Better to be beating the dems about the head and shoulders for the damage they are doing to the country than to grandstand and give them air time over a wash.

Hopefully no conservatives show up to protest the soon to be far left Marxist loon pick.

After all, they shoot to kill unarmed conservatives in DC who dare show up to speak their mind.

 

[mudwhistle]

Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court in a move with unambiguous political timing after a period where Breyer tried to downplay the influence of partisan politics on the high court. But things have already moved beyond Breyer himself to the question of who will replace him, a process that will do little to buttress Breyer's onetime fantasies of apolitical adjudication of the law. During the 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden pledged to nominate a Black woman to the big bench, and on Thursday afternoon he confirmed that he will follow through on that promise. It hasn't yet happened, to be clear, which hasn't stopped the pre-backlash to the future event from rolling in.

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

It is unacceptable to pick someone based on their identity. Unless that identity is "young" and "right-wing."

www.esquire.com

It's like they're getting warmed up.

Just wait for the announcement.

Do you think it's silly to get mad before the candidate is picked?

Funny how this is always what you Progressives do....so you're simply projecting.

BTW, Obiden raised the subject with his sexist/racist preconditions for who is qualified.

 

[toobfreak]

The radical left will rule the day with their pick, and hold Joe in compliance.

Do you mean rue the day?

 

[toobfreak]

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made​

But the pick HAS been made! Without and before even looking at the total field of qualified candidates, Uncle Biddum has ruled out any men, especially white men from being considered, even if they are 10X better!

Joe is going to pick a black woman, without even knowing what is out there, no matter how UNqualified she might be. Just so long as she is black. That's racist.

THANK YOU JOE for making filling the Supreme Court now a POLITICAL CHOICE rather than a legal one.

 

[Moonglow]

The radical left will rule the day with their pick, and hold Joe in compliance.

Not like it will make a difference.

 

[Meathead]

The radical left will rule the day with their pick, and hold Joe in compliance.

Actually, it's "rue" the day. I think we can be magnanimous in victory and let Biden pick one. We are ruling the day at SCOTUS anyway.

Definition of rue | Dictionary.com

Rue definition, to feel sorrow over; repent of; regret bitterly: to rue the loss of opportunities. See more.

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[PoliticalChic]

Actually, it's "rue" the day. I think we can be magnanimous in victory and let Biden pick one. We are ruling the day at SCOTUS anyway.

Definition of rue | Dictionary.com

Rue definition, to feel sorrow over; repent of; regret bitterly: to rue the loss of opportunities. See more.

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....and it's not as though the Supreme Court can be counted on, anyway.

Look how they refused to hold Pennsylvania to the Constitution:

. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court had no authority to allow counting of votes received beyond the close of business on election day.



“McPherson v Blacker

Under the second clause of Article II of the Constitution, the legislatures of the several States have exclusive power to direct the manner in which the electors of President and Vice President shall be appointed. Such appointment may be made by the legislatures directly, or by popular vote in districts, or by general ticket, as may be provided by the legislature. If the terms of the clause left the question of power in doubt, contemporaneous and continuous subsequent practical construction has determined the question as above stated. The second clause of Article II of the Constitution was not amended by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and they do not limit the power of appointment to the particular manner pursued at the time of the adoption of these amendments, or secure to every male inhabitant of a State, being a citizen of the United States, the right from the time of his majority to vote for presidential electors. A state law fixing a date for the meeting of electors, differing from that prescribed by the act of Congress, is not thereby wholly invalidated; but the date may be rejected and the law stand. “
McPherson v. Blacker, 146 U.S. 1 | Casetext Search + Citator


No state court can set a time limit for votes that should beyond the end of election day, no matter the delay in mail delivery.

Only an elected legislature may do that.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court in a move with unambiguous political timing after a period where Breyer tried to downplay the influence of partisan politics on the high court. But things have already moved beyond Breyer himself to the question of who will replace him, a process that will do little to buttress Breyer's onetime fantasies of apolitical adjudication of the law. During the 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden pledged to nominate a Black woman to the big bench, and on Thursday afternoon he confirmed that he will follow through on that promise. It hasn't yet happened, to be clear, which hasn't stopped the pre-backlash to the future event from rolling in.

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

It is unacceptable to pick someone based on their identity. Unless that identity is "young" and "right-wing."

www.esquire.com

It's like they're getting warmed up.

Just wait for the announcement.

Do you think it's silly to get mad before the candidate is picked?

Such is the reprehensible right.

 

[JGalt]

Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court in a move with unambiguous political timing after a period where Breyer tried to downplay the influence of partisan politics on the high court. But things have already moved beyond Breyer himself to the question of who will replace him, a process that will do little to buttress Breyer's onetime fantasies of apolitical adjudication of the law. During the 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden pledged to nominate a Black woman to the big bench, and on Thursday afternoon he confirmed that he will follow through on that promise. It hasn't yet happened, to be clear, which hasn't stopped the pre-backlash to the future event from rolling in.

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

It is unacceptable to pick someone based on their identity. Unless that identity is "young" and "right-wing."

www.esquire.com

It's like they're getting warmed up.

Just wait for the announcement.

Do you think it's silly to get mad before the candidate is picked?

Who be mad? I just hope Justice Roberts has a good strong pimp hand for his new Ho.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Not like it will make a difference.

It does to authoritarian conservatives who won't be happy unless there are 9 hardcore rightwing ideologues on the Court.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Such is the reprehensible right.

says the reprehensible jones....

 

[PoliticalChic]

Such is the reprehensible right.

So you're on board with racism, C_Chamber_Pot?????

Shocker.

Is it due to lack of integrity or lack of intelligence????

 

[Harry Dresden]

It does to authoritarian conservatives who won't be happy unless there are 9 hardcore rightwing ideologues on the Court.

yea like you dont want 9 hardcore leftwing ideologues on the court....you are just like they are jones...same kind of person...

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

I think they HAVE to hit at least three of these.

Black...fat too...like big...loud...screeching negress.
LGBTQ...yada...yada...faggotry...
Disabled...preferably missing a major appendage...or talks through a machine like Hawking
Muslim
Tourette's...it helps provide alibi when she calls for things like the outright liquidation of all whites.
Single Mother...if she is black...kinda goes without saying
Immigrant (preferably illegal at some stage)

 

[Darkwind]

Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court in a move with unambiguous political timing after a period where Breyer tried to downplay the influence of partisan politics on the high court. But things have already moved beyond Breyer himself to the question of who will replace him, a process that will do little to buttress Breyer's onetime fantasies of apolitical adjudication of the law. During the 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden pledged to nominate a Black woman to the big bench, and on Thursday afternoon he confirmed that he will follow through on that promise. It hasn't yet happened, to be clear, which hasn't stopped the pre-backlash to the future event from rolling in.

Conservatives Are Pre-Mad at Biden's Supreme Court Pick Before the Pick Has Been Made

It is unacceptable to pick someone based on their identity. Unless that identity is "young" and "right-wing."

www.esquire.com

It's like they're getting warmed up.

Just wait for the announcement.

Do you think it's silly to get mad before the candidate is picked?

It is really simple.

If the primary motivation for appointing someone to a position is their skin color, that is classified as racist.

Every person in America should be angered that the POTUS would be so blatantly racist.

Your outrage that there is immediate pushback on an immoral stance is duly noted.

 

[Magnus]

The radical left will rule the day with their pick, and hold Joe in compliance.

Yes. And your point?