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We all sold our votes.Then it's a good thing we're still in September.
This is on her way out either way so special interest will send her packing with a few more millions to her name for her vote.
An absurd statement by CIA Graham, tbh.
We all sold our votes.Then it's a good thing we're still in September.
This is on her way out either way so special interest will send her packing with a few more millions to her name for her vote.
does a citizen's vote in the general election carry the same weight as a senator's in a situation like this?
She'll go along in lame duck for sure. No doubt in my mind.
Boots.
This pulls zero red team members away from their party.
In fact, it seems to be a requisite to be a hypocrite and lie.
You ain't paid yet
"Justice Ginsburg led one of the great lives in the history of American law," Attorney General William Barr said. "She and I did not agree on every issue, but her legal ability, personal integrity, and determination were beyond doubt. She leaves a towering legacy, and all who seek justice mourn her loss
Legislating from the bench is not a new phenomenon. Supporting it is supporting subversion though.
Pull your pants up already ducks.
So honor her by at least selecting someone in the middle and not Kavanaugh ver. 2.
Better chance that he picks Roger Stone or Cuckner than that happening
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America lost a giant. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was shunned from courtrooms when she began her career because she was a woman.
But she persisted, blazing a trail for millions of women and others who had been excluded or oppressed.
RBG is a lioness of the law. She is irreplaceable
How am I supposed to get into Canada when COVID-45 is still raging in the US?
McConnell is a ruthless azz Gangsta
My point exactly.
Better chance that he picks Roger Stone or Cuckner than that happening
Bill Barr issuing empty words per par.
the act of rushing through a supreme court nominee has nothing to do with legislating from the bench
Left says she is replaceable
So why bother to try to replace her with a center judge
Trump is a class act. Very Presidential.
I can go to Mexico
Oh wait Canada is stupid
President Trump touted Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas for the Supreme Court on Friday night at a campaign rally, unaware that news of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death became public while he was on the stage.
“I’m putting Ted Cruz as one of the people for the Supreme Court,” Mr. Trump told supporters in Bemidji, Minnesota. “Ted’s the only man i know who could get 100 votes from the Senate. Every single senator is going to vote for him. He’s a great guy, a brilliant guy.”
Just as the president was speaking, news of Justice Ginsburg’s death was breaking around the nation. The 87-year-old liberal jurist had been battling cancer for years.
Mr. Trump said the Supreme Court is very important to the election in November.
“The next president will get one, two, three or four Supreme Court justices,” he said. “Many presidents have had none. They’ve had none because they’re there for a long time.”
There's plenty of time. We don't need more weeks so that phony accusations can be manufactured.
As the president spoke at the rally in Minnesota, someone near the stage shouted “Ginsburg just died!”
The crowd near the person who had shouted hushed the person, and the president apparently didn’t hear the news, according to an NBC reporter at the rally.
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows tweeted out a reaction to Justice Ginsburg’s death before the president stopped speaking at the rally.
“Joining the whole nation tonight in mourning the loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — a trailblazer, a dedicated public servant, and an inspiration to so many,” Mr. Meadows said on Twitter. “My prayers are with her family and friends.”
Former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway tweeted a tribute to the late justice.
“Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg [sic] led a remarkable life of consequence. She worked with passion & conviction, inspired many women, offered hope to other cancer survivors. Prayers to her loved ones. May She Rest In Peace,” Mrs. Conway said.
Roberts loses his tenure as most powerful member of the court in decades.
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