Difference is who controlled Congress. The People spoke and wanted to block Merrick.The last YEAR of his Presidency.
And when was Barrett appointed? In the last two MONTHS of Trump's Presidency?
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Difference is who controlled Congress. The People spoke and wanted to block Merrick.The last YEAR of his Presidency.
And when was Barrett appointed? In the last two MONTHS of Trump's Presidency?
They are politicians in robes. If you think I’ll defend their decisions, you are sadly mistaken.You're right -- the 8-1 decision that allowed the TX abortion lawsuits to proceed?
Absolute horseshit.
Good to see you agree the TX abortion lawsuits should not be allowed to proceed.They are politicians in robes. If you think I’ll defend their decisions, you are sadly mistaken.
The two occasions the same, but only for people who do not understand the reasoning behind the former and how it differs from the reasoning behind the latter.Difference is who controlled Congress. The People spoke and wanted to block Merrick.
Actually he did an end-around and won. He cooked up a platinum parachute for sitting justices, five took it, so he still got his desired justices and the New Deal was passed.FDR said the same thing.
Only he wanted to add 6.
He failed.
ScOTUS almost never does that. Especially a law that hasn’t even been tried in any level of federal court yet.The court will routinely halt a law while the wait to rule on Constitutionality
You know, you have to be the most ignorant poster I've seen in the short time I've been here. You add nothing to any thread that I have had the misfortune to see you post in.....It's pretty amazing given your volume of posts.
Obama faced a hostile congress, historically presidents rarely got partisan appointments passed in their last year. If Obama had been willing to nominate someone acceptable to the Republicans, there wouldn’t have been a problem. We can see from the AG’s partisan actions, what a disaster he would have been as a justice.The last YEAR of his Presidency.
And when was Barrett appointed? In the last two MONTHS of Trump's Presidency?
It's a safe bet. Politicians always take advantage of opportunities and spout inanities to justify themselves. If faced with that situation, Quid Pro will act the same way.That's speculation
As opposed to the FACT that Republicans DID do just that
We'll never know. McConnell blocked that nomination without it ever getting a vote...and then discarded then "rule" he used to do that.Obama faced a hostile congress, historically presidents rarely got partisan appointments passed in their last year. If Obama had been willing to nominate someone acceptable to the Republicans, there wouldn’t have been a problem. We can see from the AG’s partisan actions, what a disaster he would have been as a justice.
Thanks for your cynical take on things.It's a safe bet. Politicians always take advantage of opportunities and spout inanities to justify themselves. If faced with that situation, Quid Pro will act the same way.
It was very unpopular during FDR and the Democrats at the time would not back him because they needed to get re-elected. It was a blatant attempt by FDR to pass his political agenda. At that time the Democrats held the House, Senate and of course the Presidency.FDR said the same thing.
Only he wanted to add 6.
He failed.
Only in the minds of a few partisans is that true, and if the democrats make a naked power grab like adding Justices, that credibility will vanish in the minds of a LOT more people. Then, of course, there will be the inevitable backlash when Republicans follow suit and add more Justices they like, and the ones now urging that the court be packed will be shrieking bloody murder when it actually is.That credibility has already been lost
It is already
To the majority, it still does. Only to democrat partisans does it not.The Supreme Court has no credibility.
You know this is not true - and thus, your statement, above, is a lie.We'll never know. McConnell blocked that nomination without it ever getting a vote...and then discarded then "rule" he used to do that.
Republicans have not packed the court. democrats are seriously talking about packing the court, just adding more Justices until they get the rulings they want. It's a safe bet that Quid Pro would leap at a chance to nominate justices in the last few months of his one term, despite opining to the contrary earlier.Thanks for your cynical take on things.
I would posit that you are projecting REPUBLICAN actions tonto the opposition
^^^^Childish Moron #1^^^^Like allowing the Texas abortion law to stand
Blatantly unconstitutional
Whenever Demcorats lose, they whine and cry and demand a change in the rules.Dimtards are such whiny asswipes. A few ruling don't go the way they want, and their answer is to pack the court.
What childish morons.