Tag: nominations

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Is the US Senate More Qualified Than The View?

November 17, 2024

by Ray Cardello

First, why does anyone on the Right give time to The View, a pathetic radical Left show that would make Barbara Walters, the originator of the show, spin in her grave? The current show is a talk show hosted by five angry women who feel their calling is to mock the Right. Ironically, The View … Read more

Action Alert – Stop Daniel Will’s Confirmation to the NH Superior Court

May 14, 2021May 13, 2021

by Op-Ed

NH Solicitor General Daniel Will was the leading architect of a dangerous theory adopted last year by some New Hampshire courts; namely, that constitutional rights can be “suspended” during a State of Emergency.

Biden Nominee Not Likley to Be Confimred

February 23, 2021February 23, 2021

Biden OMB pick, Neera Tanden, is the administration nominee to lead the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). She is a hyper-partisan Leftist. Her nomination is facing bipartisan opposition. Senator Joe Manchin came out against her confirmation. Joining Manchin are Senators Collins and Romney.

Facebook Doodlings: I Have Feeling Future SCOTUS Meme’s Will be Ruthless…

October 4, 2020

by Skip

I always like a good turn of phrase even if, at times, it is pointed at me. Clever is clever and others doing the nice wordsmithing work is fun to see. The Internet has given a lot of people a new avenue for either a pointed message or hilarious ones. Bring’em on!

US Senate Confirming MORE Judges Nominated by Trump

October 16, 2019

As of yesterday, October 15, the Senate had confirmed 152 of President Trump’s judicial nominations. 2 Associate Supreme Court Justices (Kavanaugh and Gorsuch,) 43 Appeals Court Judges, 105 District Judges, and 2 International Trade Court Judges. The winning is continuing, right now. They’ve confirmed 3 more District Court judges and are voting on one more. … Read more

#VolinskyAgenda’s and Liddle Chris’ Planned Parenthood Litmus Test – Real Judges Need Not Apply

December 7, 2018

by Ed Mosca

This: While St. Hilaire was ultimately confirmed, it was on a straight party-line vote: The two Democrats on the council voiced their opposition to the confirmation, including Councilor Chris Pappas, the congressman-elect for New Hampshire’s 1st District. “This individual must be beyond reproach,” he said. ” They must be prepared for this position. And I … Read more