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Trump is currently sitting at around 20% with blacks there is no way he is racist or at least blacks don't think he is. He may get 25 or 30% when it's all said and done
Heard today that 17 nominations have been made in the final year of a President's term, including Obama's. The "abuse of power" and "unconstitutional" accusations being made by Democrats is ridiculous. Even Ginsburg agreed that a confirmation of a SCOTUS should be made when it was Obama making it.
Heard today that 17 nominations have been made in the final year of a President's term, including Obama's. The "abuse of power" and "unconstitutional" accusations being made by Democrats is ridiculous. Even Ginsburg agreed that a confirmation of a SCOTUS should be made when it was Obama making it.
Like I said in another post, it's all about politics. A senator has a memory of about two seconds. Democrats are just as bad for griping about it now when they supported it in Obama's final year.Unconstitutional is a stretch certainly. I'll quibble on abuse of power however, because to me that often means it's technically legal, just not supposed to be used that way.
Had Mitch held hearings on Garland in '16, I'd have zero arguments about filling RBG's seat now. But Mitch clearly stated he wouldn't b/c it was an election year and the people should have their say. Now we have the same circumstance and strangely that rule is no longer relevant. He was technically within the rules to not hold hearings on Garland, that doesn't mean it was right. To me, that's an abuse of the power he holds as Senate Majority Leader.
Like I said in another post, it's all about politics. A senator has a memory of about two seconds. Democrats are just as bad for griping about it now when they supported it in Obama's final year.
You can't seriously say that with a straight face can you? I mean, the hypocrisy of both sides is consistently on display. At least be able to see that and acknowledge it.Democrats now are simply arguing for consistency. It's total hypocrisy to proceed with a nomination less than 2 months out from an election after blocking a nomination entirely 4 years earlier that was 9 months out.
Not one was made anywhere close to 40 days out. And the Senate has just 8 working days to confirm. That is an insane timeline.Heard today that 17 nominations have been made in the final year of a President's term, including Obama's. The "abuse of power" and "unconstitutional" accusations being made by Democrats is ridiculous. Even Ginsburg agreed that a confirmation of a SCOTUS should be made when it was Obama making it.
You are wrong. There is zero precedence for anything like this. See my above post.Like I said in another post, it's all about politics. A senator has a memory of about two seconds. Democrats are just as bad for griping about it now when they supported it in Obama's final year.
You can't seriously say that with a straight face can you? I mean, the hypocrisy of both sides is consistently on display. At least be able to see that and acknowledge it.
Maybe Mitt is just waiting to give a McCain 'thumbs down' when the moment comes.