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"If the next Justice has the philosophy of "Original Intent"
That "original intent" of the constitution was to treat women and blacks as second-class citizens, who could not vote or had any power in society and could be discriminated against with impunity. It's been patently obvious in recent years, that a lot of white males wish that we could go back to that intent. The real irony, is the number of women who have benefited from RBG's life's work and yet are clueless, as to what she has done for them. |
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Be honest - The issue of moving on with the business of the country is not a question of respect.
It is political. As one President has said in the past, "Elections have consequences...". Politicians in office have obligations and judgements to consider. Appointments to the Supreme Court are recommended by the ruling President and approved by the existing Senate. Either party would move forward with their selection if they had adequate votes to confirm. But the "Elections have consequences.." comment works two ways. The existing politicians now must consider the "consequences" of their actions in the upcoming election. I would not believe any politician of either party proclaiming that "waiting" is due to respect. |
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Our constitution has been ravaged and precedents have been set. Of course some only think in the moment, not our future. Lots of reference points have been established. Never understood, in watching our government, the short sighted win now attitude. Not exactly pro country |
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Here is McConnell's quote: "I can’t imagine that a Republican majority Congress in a lame duck session after the American people have spoken would want to confirm a nominee opposed by the NRA, the NFIB, and the New York Times says would move the court dramatically to the left. This nomination ought to be made by the next president." |
The justice must not have trusted Pres Obama to replace her or she would have retired so he could pick his choice. Something was weird there!
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Misquoted the granddaughter
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Protesters pound the doors of the Supreme Court following Kavanaugh confirmation Hundreds arrested at anti-Kavanaugh protest: 'It's time for women to be heard' | US news | The Guardian Protesters disrupt Kavanaugh confirmation vote - YouTube |
The last time I checked, the appointment was for life. I really don't care what pundits think and I am pretty sure RBG didn't either. Any you shouldn't either.
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That was her, suffering through sickness, in order to preserve the Republic. There is no personal ambition when you're SCOTUS. When you become USSCOTUS - you have won. Game over. |
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