it’s all just a coincidence that after decades, the story broke when it did.

gimme a break.

“so you have nothing.”.

i have everything. The Kavanaugh allegation was dismissed and he’s on that court for life, and no sane person thinks he’s a serial rapist. I have everything.

your side assumed
kavanaugh was guilty and won’t consider that Biden might be guilty. that’s hypocrisy too.

he has daughters and he coached their basketball teams, and not a whisper about anything improper.

But Bill Clinton is a hero on the left. An absolute hero.
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No, you don't have anything. The thread is about the R's hypocrisy in crying about Biden saying he will nominate a Black woman yet have a history of doing basically the same thing.

yes i understand he was nominated. that’s all this was, a desperate attempt from your side to stop his confirmation. it didn’t work, and the country saw it for exactly what it was.

When trump
said he was nominating a woman, they had already decided that Barrett was next up. When Biden made that promise years ago, he had no one in mind because he had no way of knowing when there’s be a vacancy. he was trying to appease Congressman Clayburn to help him win the SC primary.

but i agree, there’s gop hypocrisy in being ok when republicans say it and attacking biden.

if biden knew who he wanted when he made that promise, i’m ok with it. making that promise so speculatively, is stupid.

it’s a smart political move for him. he’ll get a much needed bounce
from it.


there’s also hypocrisy in the left, for believing a crazy allegation against a republican, but dismissing a less flimsy allegation against Biden.

Paul, there's also blatant hypocrisy on the right when it comes to spending, they didn't say anything when Trump added trillions to the debt, then they go berserk when Biden does it.

Plenty of unethical behavior on all sides, sadly.


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That is all that needs to be said.

A majority of voters back President Joe Biden's intention to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court, according to a Morning Consult/Politico poll released on Wednesday.

A full 51% of those surveyed said they support the president’s vow to nominate the first Black woman to be a Supreme Court justice, with 23% saying they had no opinion, and 28% saying they opposed the plan to some degree.:wavey:

oh there ya go...cherry pick a favorable biased poll :rotf2:

a "full" 51%

that's pretty funny