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Did The Democrat Calendar End On January 6

February 1, 2025 Ray Cardello

Democrats continue to hound Trump Cabinet nominees with questions, like a record needle stuck in a groove, about January 6th, 2021. Nobody looks at the day with pride, but most of us look at the day with open eyes, not slanted by the stories of the Left. There is no evidence of any weapons used … Read more

These Hearings Are More Retribution Than Confirmation

January 16, 2025 Ray Cardello

The confirmation process for the president’s cabinet members, ambassadors, and principal officers of his administration is twofold. The president’s responsibility is to nominate people who are qualified for the job, align with the commander-in-chief’s vision, and are of high character. The Senate then performs its duty to advise and consent through committee hearings and a … Read more

Politics is for Congress not SCOTUS

October 9, 2020October 8, 2020
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Judge Barrett is beginning to look too clean for the usual attacks. The Socialists masquerading as Democrats’ have tried slinging mud to negligible effect. All they are doing is making themselves appear mean, hate-filled, and petty.

Support is Growing for Barrett Confirmation

October 8, 2020

Support is growing for Barrett’s confirmation. A growing number of Americans support Senate confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett (ACB). She is the Trump nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). Barrett’s support is increasing across the board. It is rising among Republicans, Democrats, and independents according to a … Read more

Confirm Amy Coney Barrett … Do It Now

October 4, 2020

We need to confirm Amy Coney Barrett. It needs to be done now. On September 26 the President made a nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). His nominee is Judge Amy Coney Barrett. Judge Barrett would be a justice with commitment to upholding our laws and Constitution. She opposes legislating personal … Read more

Quick Thought – Democrats lying About SCOTUS. Like the Vote for Obamacare

September 27, 2020September 27, 2020 Kimberly Morin

Think the Democrats wouldn’t seat a justice if the roles were reversed? Think again. Remember in 2010 when Scott Brown ran for ‘Ted Kennedy’s Seat’ in Marxichusetts and got insane amounts of national support because his vote would have killed Obamacare and he promised to vote against it???

Vacancies on the Federal Bench

September 10, 2019

There are too many vacancies on the federal bench. Why is that? What kind of judicial-confirmation progress should we expect during the rest of the 116th Congress? We’ve known since Trump took office that the Democrats called for war on judicial nominees. Thanks to National Review for the by presidency statistics. Why is there a … Read more

Senate Republicans Change Rules for Presidential Appointees to a Simple Majority Vote

April 6, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Democrats have been wasting time for the last two years in the Senate. Instead of helping transition the government to a new President they’ve been doing everything they can to prevent that. The Senate Republicans have said enough.

ICYMI – Breaking News: The US Senate confirms Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court 50 – 48

October 6, 2018 Skip

UPDATED: The Senate has confirmed Brett Kavanaugh, after weeks of attempted delays by the Democrats and making baseless accusations of being a drunk and of sexually assaulting women when he was a teenager. It even went to the point of some of the Leftist media making the innuendo that he was a pedophile on top … Read more

Notorious RBG Not Happy With Kavanaugh Confirmation Histrionics

September 27, 2018September 14, 2018 Steve MacDonald

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 litigating cases under the auspices of the ACLU and I was on the ACLU board,” she continued.