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praise and criticize both sides. it’s not based entirely around white supremacy. i care about protecting the unborn, so i should vote for biden? who is going to do more to protect the unborn? trump will never come close to being as destructive in the black community as liberalism. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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not be doing more to show your stupidity or desperation. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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ginsburg was approved with 94 votes, meaning almost every republican votes for her. then biden came up with The Biden Rule, where he said no nominations should be made in an election year. did he stick to that in 2026? or did he flip flop for his party’s gain? now is he flip flopping again? the democrats torpedoed Bork. they tried to lynch Thomas by appealing to the most base creeds of racists ( darkies can’t control themselves around women). then they tried to crucify kavanaugh. of course there’s gop hypocrisy here. but you reap what you sow. republicans won’t forgive senate democrats for what they did to kavanaugh, no should they. if this costs trump re election and costs the gop the senate, it’s worth it. because the most liberal congress ever will be limited by what they can do with a new court. when you cry about republican hypictisy and mention nit a syllable if democrat tactics regarding scotus nominations, you reveal yourself very clearly. liberals are threatening violence and arson and riots. to quote you, it’s to be expected by that bunch of sociopathic, anarchist babies. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Really that’s how you think the GOP will view loosing the White House and the senate, wow that’s amazing. So a little revenge will make loosing the power worth while, I’d be surprised if a single GOP senator shares that view, which says something.
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in 2008, the democrats ran the table, just opened up a major can of whoop azz. was that the end of the gop? no, the gop took back a staggering number of federal, state, and local seats over the next 12 years. no party goes on a run much longer than that,,it doesn’t happen. twice as many republican senators are up for reelection as democrats. they only need 4. obviously there’s a good chance they’ll get it, regardless of what happened friday. and of course i’m correct when i say that if amy barrett replaces ginsburg, liberals will have a much harder time enacting their agenda. that’s why they’re coming unglued. i’m not saying it’s good if the democrats control everything. i’m saying the natural state of things is that the pendulum swings back and forth. we’re due for a shift back to the left. if i had to choose between (1) replacing ginsburg with Barrett or (2) a trump re election, if take the former any day. the former shapes policy for decades, not just 4 years. no question which is better. how isnthat logic flawed exactly? be specific. obviously republicans senators won't say that, because they want to be senators. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Well payback will be a bitch, hopefully for Mitch
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swings back, and on and on.but again, with that tilt in the court, and the way trump packed lower courts with judges who aren’t activists, a liberal federal government can’t go as far to the left. so personally, ill sleep like a rock if amy barrett replaces ginsburg. id like to see both sides lower the temperature and restore civility. i have no desire for the gop to play clean and get clobbered by low blows, been there and done that. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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trump should name keith richards...he's never gonna die |
Then vote for Biden. Don't expect Trump to save you from the woke mobs: He needs them to justify his existence, and vice-versa.
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Romney announced he's on board with voting for Trumps nominee, which means there's a 99% chance this is happening. |
When the next Congress, for example, passes universal healthcare and using it’s article 3 powers to strip the SC of jurisdiction, then tell me how great having a loaded court is.
Article III, section 2, clause 2 explicitly empowers Congress to make “exceptions” to the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction—that is, to pick and choose for approximately 99 percent of the Supreme Court’s total docket what cases the Court has the power to hear and total power over the existence of the lower courts exists in Article 3 section 1. There’s always more than one way to skin a cat. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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If the dems control everything, they can do whatever the constitution says they can do. They should be careful about doing things for short term gain, however. The democrats are learning that lesson the hard way, after Harry Reid and Joe Biden changed the rules, presumably assuming that the GOP would never be in power again. That was a mis-calculation. |
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Why do you claim that?
The ultimate promise of jurisdiction stripping isn’t as a short-term stratagem to restore the courts’ partisan balance. It is a deeper remedy that can help put an end to the unhealthy situation in which Americans look to federal courts to resolve every important political question. Congress could enact wealth tax legislation that includes a provision stripping the federal courts of jurisdiction to review the tax. In so doing, Congress would be advancing its own understanding of the meaning of the Constitution’s apportionment requirement—the exact scope of which is, in fact, subject to reasonable debate—and telling courts to stay out. If voters dislike what Congress has done (that is, if they disagree either with the tax itself or with Congress’s decision to limit judicial review), they can give their votes in the next election to candidates who oppose the tax, the jurisdiction-stripping provision, or both. But your view is consistently Judge giving liberal verdict - Activist judge Judge giving conservative verdict - The constitution is a perfect document Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Judge IGNORING THE CONSTITUTION to deliver any verdict, to satisfy their personal agenda - activist judge (bad). Judge ignoring their personal ideology and ruling by what the constitution says - conservative judge (good).l You just can't explain what I believe for two syllables without lying. Because you have no response for the truth - NONE. The truth is, we're all better off when judges leave their personal agenda at home. Have you ever noticed that on every courthouse steps, there's a statue of lady justice, and that she's always blindfolded? Do you know what the blindfold is for? |
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You didn’t read the whole thing I wrote just the part that easily triggered you.
Let’s look at a few decisions Dred Scott v. Sanford started the Civil War Or Korematsu v. United States, that upheld the interment of American citizens of Japanese ancestry. Or Roe vs Wade, which seems to be of great importance to you. Are we a government of the people or ruled by 9 people with lifetime appointments. It seems you want the latter. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
there is no reason to have hearings..they should go straight to a vote
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Here's what you don't get, because it doesn't serve your agenda, even though it's obviously true. Liberal judges give more power to the court, and to the federal government. Conservative judges give less power to the SC and to the federal government, more power to states, and therefore more power to people to govern themselves. What a concept! |
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Your problem is with Hilary, no one told her to blowoff flyover country and to call many of them deplorable and irredeemable. That's her fault, not Trumps. |
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