Susan Collins is a yes on Ketanji!!

Sure did, hell couldn't move fast enough to replace her either!
MAGA


Hardly. President Trump put out his list of possible Supreme Court nominees out there before he even took office.

He didn't have to put in much extra effort when the seat became vacant.

Remember that Trump always operated at Trump-speed. And few things pissed the libs off more.
 
Now the Supreme Court will have two black people on the panel, I guess you white racists will need to get used to blacks ruling over you.
 
Hardly. President Trump put out his list of possible Supreme Court nominees out there before he even took office.

He didn't have to put in much extra effort when the seat became vacant.

Remember that Trump always operated at Trump-speed. And few things pissed the libs off more.
It sure pissed off Trump when he could not do what he wanted when he wanted.
 
Most Americans cannot name a supreme court justice. Too busy working and scraping by.
 
A few?

It is you who is lying
No. It is you. You say shit with no support. There were SOME members of the GOP who sat like vultures awaiting her demise. I didn’t deny that. It is just like there are some Dems who are awaiting the death of Justice Thomas.

But you lack any honest basis to say that it was a large number of Republicans. I don’t have an honest basis to accuse a large number of Dims. The difference is: I didn’t make that broad claim. You did. And you can’t support it. You’re too dishonest to even admit that.
 
Historically, it was normal for Senators of the opposing party to vote to confirm nominees who disagreed with them philosophically, but were arguably qualified.

All that changed with Judge Bork. Bork was SUPER-qualified - one of the acknowledged best legal minds in the country - and yet Democrats attacked him with lies and nonsense ("...out of the mainstream..."), and torpedoed his nomination. Since then, the gentleman's consideration has largely been stopped.

KBJ is a nominee (like Kagan and Sotomayor) with a figurative asterisk beside her name. Her legal career is just as notable for its affirmative action taint as for her meteoric rise, and it was entirely appropriate to dig deeply into the few opinions where her actual judicial philosophy was made manifest. This was also made necessary by her phony claims of Constitutional fealty, which we all know are false.

It would have taken some very prominent, very outrageous legal findings to raise enough outrage among the GenPop, and her apparent soft spot for kiddie-porn felons doesn't reach that level.

So in all likelihood we will be stuck with yet another knee-jerk Leftist voice on the USSC, someone who will substitute her version of the Constitution when necessary, to achieve the desired result.

Thank God for Donald J. Trump.
 
Historically, it was normal for Senators of the opposing party to vote to confirm nominees who disagreed with them philosophically, but were arguably qualified.

All that changed with Judge Bork. Bork was SUPER-qualified - one of the acknowledged best legal minds in the country - and yet Democrats attacked him with lies and nonsense ("...out of the mainstream..."), and torpedoed his nomination. Since then, the gentleman's consideration has largely been stopped.

KBJ is a nominee (like Kagan and Sotomayor) with a figurative asterisk beside her name. Her legal career is just as notable for its affirmative action taint as for her meteoric rise, and it was entirely appropriate to dig deeply into the few opinions where her actual judicial philosophy was made manifest. This was also made necessary by her phony claims of Constitutional fealty, which we all know are false.

It would have taken some very prominent, very outrageous legal findings to raise enough outrage among the GenPop, and her apparent soft spot for kiddie-porn felons doesn't reach that level.

So in all likelihood we will be stuck with yet another knee-jerk Leftist voice on the USSC, someone who will substitute her version of the Constitution when necessary, to achieve the desired result.

Thank God for Donald J. Trump.
Bork creeped out members of his own party

That is how bizarre he was
 
Interesting tidbit on the Bork vote:

Six Republicans--John H. Chafee of Rhode Island, Bob Packwood of Oregon, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, Robert T. Stafford of Vermont, John W. Warner of Virginia and Lowell P. Weicker Jr. of Connecticut--voted against Bork. Only two Democrats, David L. Boren of Oklahoma and Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina, supported him.

 

Forum List

Back
Top