I'd bet on this as 100% accurate!Probably trying to extort something from the Rep leadership for her state and/or personal benefit.
I'd bet on this as 100% accurate!Probably trying to extort something from the Rep leadership for her state and/or personal benefit.
Aahh, a common tale but true laddie.Before the election I thought he was a clown but I voted for him because I was very much against Hillary. I like what he's done since the election and what he's tried to do. Mostly I like that he doesn't give in to the PC BS and that he doesn't give into pressure from the media. I chortle every time he gives the media a poke in the eye.
I'm really curious what game Collins is playing here.
Hey if they want Garland, lets do a swap - he goes in, Sotomayor comes out.The Republicans stalled to keep Garland from coming up for a vote. Always thought that was a mistake, they should have held the vote and rejected him. But at least the R's were honest about it. They did not try to smear Garland or play 11th hour gotcha games as the Dems have with Kavanaugh.
Liberals - the ends justifies any means. No morals, no values.
Yeah, I think Kavanaugh is more of a Roberts than a Scalia, but at this point he must be confirmed if the Senate wants to maintain any semblance of legitimacy.I think they have really screwed the pooch here. Kavanaugh was probably the most centered nominee on the list.
I actually believe that many of those that were sitting on the fence are pissed at the Dems and they may well lose some of the races that they thought they could win. Just by the poll numbers lately you can see a shift. The democrats have shot themselves in the foot.I believe all minds are made up. Still, the dems will use up every bit of the 30 hours they have gnashing and screaming.
I think they have really screwed the pooch here. Kavanaugh was probably the most centered nominee on the list. He should have sailed through nomination without issue.
Instead, the Dems saw the projected mid term numbers and decided they could sink this nominee and hold the courts open for a couple more years. In their attempt to do so they have gone insane and shown their true colors. The middle Americans are being turned off and becoming fearful. Graham summed it up well in his rant.
Now they have K going to the final vote. His confirmation is a toss up. They may very well stop him after using everything they have to destroy the man. I’m doing g so, they may well have cost themselves the ability to gain any majorities in the house or senate. And what happens next?
Trump will go back to his list of potentials and choose someone even further to the right. The Rs may very well have gained seats by that point paving the way for an even more conservative, pro gun, pro life nominee to sale through confirmation with any outcry at all from the left getting little more than a head shake as most of America still has a fresh memory of this tragedy of American politics.
It’s not just the weekend that will be interesting, but the next couple months.
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Yep. If people are serious about fixing the republic, the 17th definitely needs to go; among others.If the 17th Amendment were repealed this would be a non-issue. The Senate would lean much more heavily towards the Right.
Yeah, I think Kavanaugh is more of a Roberts than a Scalia, but at this point he must be confirmed if the Senate wants to maintain any semblance of legitimacy.
Yep. If people are serious about fixing the republic, the 17th definitely needs to go; among others.
I dunno... He seems to pick and choose what he's an originalist on. Looks good on 1 and 2; not so much on 4.I have to disagree. I think he will be closer to Thomas (the best of the bunch) than Roberts.
If you like liberal tears, this is delicious.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/10/04/...s-manchin-heitkamp-diane-mcwhorter/index.html