Trump is plotting on Ginsberg brehs. Both sides are the same tho

[Regular_P]

Look how close the election was. That 10% should be shot. Starting with @Regular_P

You shoulda been standing in front of Nipsey.

 

[the cac mamba]

You shoulda been standing in front of Nipsey.

:jaypatr:

 

[Tony D'Amato]

You shoulda been standing in front of Nipsey.

He needed a real one wit him. Thanks

 

[fact]

breh you've clearly gone into a meltdown since mueller failed to indict anyone. your disdain of me aside, you should seek some fukkin help

I don’t dislike you, you are just an easy target, because you can’t make your mind up as to what you are, who you are, what your stances are. Your ideals are fluid.

 

[Strapped]

She's stupid , she should of retired under obeezy

 

[wire28]

U already know how its gone go. And thats how I see this setting up

Man, I swear I will never not have tye urge to punch every Bernout in they mouf. Trumps legacy is gonna outlive anything Obama did

HL told me Obama is a centrist neoliberal loser so is that really a bad thing

 

[King Static X]

If Dems win the WH & the Senate in 2020, then Ginsburg and Breyer should BOTH retire IMMEDIATELY!

We can't have the 2 oldest Supreme Court justices be Democrats.

 

[FooFighters]

Nap was a Hillary supporter and an Obama birther

That cism

you're joking

 

[wtfyomom]

they gas her, she isnt THAT liberal as they make it seem but i guess since the SC was at its best slightly liberal around FDR time, who packed the courts btw, then she may as well be a communist relatively speaking

 

[FAH1223]

Yep, she just has to live until February, then it's tit-for-tat. And Democrats in Congress better nut the fukk up unlike how they let Obama get clowned because they were so fukking sure Hillary's lame ass would win.

McConnell would still bring Trump’s nominee to vote. GOP has 53 seats. They only need 50 plus Pence.

 

[DirtyD]

It's great that people are still blaming Bernie supporters and Susan Sarandon for Clinton losing the election and these Scotus picks instead of the idiotic campaign strategy of avoiding the middle of the country and the defunding the largest voter registration organization in the country.

But Washington didn’t wait around for the facts to come out. On Sept. 14, 2009, the Democratic-controlled Senate voted 83 to 7 to block some federal grants to ACORN. Government funding typically accounted for 10 to 15 percent of ACORN’s annual funding. The group received $48.4 million from the federal government from 2005 to 2009 ― most of it, including a $25 million grant in 2008, for housing counseling and foreclosure mitigation.

ACORN registered more than 865,000 voters for the 2008 election. While other groups have tried to pick up the slack, there’s a reason Republicans haven’t selected a new organization to serve as the voter fraud boogeyman: nobody is doing the same caliber work on the same scale that ACORN did.

And while just about every possible explanation for Trump’s 77,744-vote margin of victory in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan has been explored to death, almost nobody talks about the effect ACORN might have had in those states.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/2009-acorn-scandal_n_5ae23fa6e4b02baed1b86696

Also, the Democrats usual terrible political tactics don't really abscond them of the blame.

“We should have shut down the Senate,” Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) said Tuesday. “We made a calculation that we were going to win the 2016 [presidential] election and confirm a nominee. And it didn’t work out.”

“Hindsight’s 20/20,” said Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.). “I think I would have liked us to take an even harder line.”

“There were options to pick someone that the base would have been mobilized to support because of who they were and what they represented for the court,” said Heidi Hess, a co-director of the progressive group Credo Action. “Garland felt like a pick to play chess with Republicans, and it didn’t work because they don’t play respectability and civility — ‘Obviously this man is qualified, so we’re not going to block him.’ That was never going to happen.”

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/democrats-merrick-garland_n_5b33b0efe4b0b5e692f38738

 

[Geek Nasty]

McConnell would still bring Trump’s nominee to vote. GOP has 53 seats. They only need 50 plus Pence.

Dems can still filibuster correct?

 

[FAH1223]

Dems can still filibuster correct?

GOP can end it with 51 votes

 

[Geek Nasty]

GOP can end it with 51 votes

Wait, I thought Supreme Court nominees still took 60 to break the filibuster? I thought that was the exception, I could be wrong, too lazy to look it up

 

[Red Shield]

she should have really retired during Obama's 1st term or at the start of the 2nd.



Really gotta wonder what the hell she was thinking