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Originally posted by mbinky:


Judge Ryan did 11 years active duty in the Marines. I like it.

Back to this shit about it being a womans seat. We have a female marine (she looks kind of like a woman, but I'm not sure) running against Mitch McConnell here in Kentucky. OK, sorry that I mention that she's ugly. She says, in her own words, she's left of anyone in Kentucky. The mere fact that she is/was a Marine means very little to me, given the barrage of ads on TV and the internet. She might be OK, maybe I'm wrong for not being more impressed, but given the current experience with McConnell's opponent, I'm not.

Its not fair to point out that it was a man's seat before Slick appointed her, or was in the past. Now its a woman's seat and only another biologically female can be appointed to it. I guess.

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Originally posted by mbinky:
More potential pics.

Top Five Candidates For Nomination to Ginsburg Seat on the Supreme Court — No Men Allowed

Judge Amy Coney Barrett, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.

Joan Larson, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Alison Eid, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

Judge Diane Sykes, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

Judge Margaret Ryan, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces


Judge Ryan did 11 years active duty in the Marines. I like it.

https://www.redstate.com/shipw...ourt-no-men-allowed/

Now you guys are just plain crazy!

The salt is flowing.

The fruits are threatening to burn down congress if they don't get their way.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/...burn-it-down-threats

Love to see em squirm. That woman child libtard's tantrum just delights me. I find myself feeling a foreign emotion, glee. Like I wanna skip down the hallway giggling.

I have a very strong suspicion that the Pres. and the GOP Senate have been working on this for weeks/months.....it was inevitable the RGB would die in a short timeframe. Now it is just time to put the wheels into motion. It can't be too fast for me!!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by parabellum:
This is a TikTok link, so some of you may not want to click on it, but if you want an ear-to-ear grin, have a look. Here's a gal who is a self-described "Bisexual horticulturist with ADHD", expressing her umm frustration and panic about the death of the crone.

https://www.tiktok.com/@distel...66506757&source=h5_m



Pic removed for sigfreunds convenience. [QUOTE]



It's like 2016 all over again. Thanks for posting that. That made my day!!

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Gee, I would really like to see a few more photos of that screeching woman in a thread that I'm checking into to follow what is happening as a result of the death of a Supreme Court justice. Can someone help me out here?

And a real treat would be a couple or three of the Obamanation and BJ's wife. Come on, people: Get with it.

On a forum I frequent, one of the others posted photos of the memorials accumulating at the Supreme Court Building. I commented "Justice Ginsberg will be missed by many." A later comment replied "Justice Ginsberg should be missed by all" I wrote what I meant.

flashguy

Well it looks like Collins is out. Kind of surprised. Apparently she does not want to be reelected. No matter. There are 54 republican senators. We can lose 4 and still have Pence make it 51. I'm thinking Collins, Murkowski, Romney for sure.

Collins and Murkowski have already come out saying they want to wait until after the election . Unfortunately I don’t see it happening this year.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
Gee, I would really like to see a few more photos of that screeching woman in a thread that I'm checking into to follow what is happening as a result of the death of a Supreme Court justice. Can someone help me out here?

And a real treat would be a couple or three of the Obamanation and BJ's wife. Come on, people: Get with it.

I guess I'm not supposed to use the "quote" button when responding to someone. Sorry.

I'll edit out to pic, for your convenience.

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Originally posted by mbinky:
There are 54 republican senators.

53

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Originally posted by rburg:
Its not fair to point out that it was a man's seat before Slick appointed her, or was in the past. Now its a woman's seat and only another biologically female can be appointed to it. I guess.

I think appointing another female to the seat is a politically good idea. It's not a requirement, but can remove one of the objections sure to be posited. I'm sure a well-qualified and satisfactory choice will be made, with appropriate philosophy.

flashguy

Thread drift.

So the nuts at Democratic Underground are talking about packing the court. I can’t find a really good answer other than FDR tried and failed, and that we’ve held the number of justices for 150 years or so.

It’s not in the constitution, so where would they start? 2 seats? 5? 10? Double it? Where does it stop.

Yeah, it's much more difficult to accuse a woman of rape, as these lying insects did with Kavanaugh.

WaPo headlines Scalia v. Ginsburg.

Love to be a fly on the wall behind the democrats closed doors. Some real PANIC!!!! The stealing of the election just got ramped way up. Now it's not only the presidency it's the Supreme Court . The corruption is going to be intense.

Why do the good always die so young?

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Originally posted by mbinky:
Well it looks like Collins is out. Kind of surprised.

She said she believes the nomination should wait until after Jan. 2021, but that doesn't necessarily mean that she won't ultimately vote yes to confirm if the vote comes up beforehand.

After all, she didn't say she would vote no; only that she thinks it should wait. Seriously, how could she justify voting no to confirm a perfectly qualified, female judge?

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Yeah, it's much more difficult to accuse a woman of rape, as these lying insects did with Kavanaugh.

And with somebody like Amy Coney Barrett, squeaky clean, and a believer that life begins at conception. Her views on abortion just might sway Mitt Romney, a very staunch pro-life advocate, who has in the past mentioned this trait would be ideal for any of his SCOTUS choices.