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What a bind the Kavanaugh nomination is in. We have an instance of repressed memory assault and attempted rape allegations from one Christine “Stormy” Ford against her, when she was 15 years old at a drinking party, by Brett Kavanaugh, who was then something like 17 years old. So, with these facts now come to …
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, speaking at George Washington University Law School, expressed a lack of appreciation for the partisan show that consumes the Supreme Court Justice Confirmation process “The atmosphere in ’93 was truly bipartisan. The vote on my confirmation was 96 to 3, even though I had spent about 10 years of my life …
Notorious RBG Not Happy With Kavanaugh Confirmation Histrionics Read More »
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, in an interview last week with Hugh Hewitt, was confident that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh would be confirmed. “He’ll be on board at the Supreme Court by the first Monday in October, which you and I both know is the beginning of the October term.”
Dianne Feinstein has a problem. Sorry. We could fill a blog with everything with which Dianne Feinstein has a problem and, wait. I think we…anyway. Today’s “problem” is common use with regard to what the California Senator refers to as “Assault Weapons” and Judge Kavanaugh’s response regarding ‘semi-automatic’ weapons, precedent, and the second amendment. The Senator thinks that he and …
Feinstein v. Kavanaugh – Assault Weapons v. Semi-Automatics, and Common Use Read More »
Democrats should be happy that Judge Kavanaugh does not see a specific right to abortion in the words of the US Constitution. It means that the lib-states can do whatever they want. Lefty Landscapes can continue to “euthanize” minority populations before birth and legally “separate” immigrant mothers from their unborn babies. All at Taxpayer Expense! …
Why You Won’t Find Abortion in the U.S. Constitution Read More »
Recent discussions regarding the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court seem to have centered largely around two issues: guns and abortion. Judging from my own experience, conservatives tend to be both pro-gun and anti-abortion, while progressives tend to be both anti-gun and pro-abortion: Pro-abortion Anti-abortion Pro-gun Conservative Anti-gun Progressive So it occurs to …
If the answers to constitutional questions are in the Constitution, then it shouldn’t matter at all who sits on the Supreme Court. We should be able to replace any subset of justices, and the same questions should get the same answers. They’re all looking at the same document, right? You might be feeling some hesitation …
