RBG Has Died

[Kenny Powders]

you mean using rules that are already in place? who controlled the Senate in 2016 compared to now in 2020?

What rules are in place? Care citing these rules?

[FlakeyFool]

The Canadian cares about trump nominating someone

[SpecialFNK]

Chuck Schumer from 2016 wants the Senate to do their job.

[dbroncos78087]

If Merrick Garland was a sitting Associate Justice of the Supreme Court right now, I would give two flying ****s what Obama or any other Democrat said about appointing Supreme Court Justices right now. The rules were changed (according to Republicans own lips, Lindsey Graham really did his best to make this obvious).

[Kenny Powders]

Chuck Schumer from 2016 wants the Senate to do their job.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...n-b498014.html

So does Lindsey Graham from 2018

[ewing]

If Merrick Garland was a sitting Associate Justice of the Supreme Court right now, I would give two flying ****s what Obama or any other Democrat said about appointing Supreme Court Justices right now. The rules were changed (according to Republicans own lips, Lindsey Graham really did his best to make this obvious).

The Republicans cheated Obama’s guy out of a hearing. Does that mean that Trump shouldn’t be allowed to nominate someone?


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[Brewersfan255]

If Merrick Garland was a sitting Associate Justice of the Supreme Court right now, I would give two flying ****s what Obama or any other Democrat said about appointing Supreme Court Justices right now. The rules were changed (according to Republicans own lips, Lindsey Graham really did his best to make this obvious).

And Harry Reid changed the rules to get things easier passed when they had majority. Stop crying and remember that elections have consequences


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[Scoots]

One side is clearly going to ram someone through while the other side tries to stop them and also spin it to help win the election.

There, I've now broken down the next month of news. We can all take a break from the news now.

[Walter_White]

And Harry Reid changed the rules to get things easier passed when they had majority. Stop crying and remember that elections have consequences


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Why are you still on about this. MCCONNELL killed the SCOTUS filibuster to get through Gorsuch.

[SiteWolf]

In my defense, I think may be the only poster in these nine plus pages who wrote that he was saddened, and I never once went further to say anything about politics.

I think you really mean those who simply went straight to the politics (and to be fair, from both sides it seems, though the left of center seems more exercised than the right).

in my defense, I said 'so many of you'....I didn't say all and wasn't referring to you
and in this forum, especially so thus far in this thread, it's mostly non-Trumpers posting anything at all

honestly, I don't know what to think....but I do know I've never liked how politicized EVERYthing has become....and that certainly includes SCOTUS and nominating people for it.

[Crovash]

in my defense, I said 'so many of you'....I didn't say all and wasn't referring to you
and in this forum, especially so thus far in this thread, it's mostly non-Trumpers posting anything at all

honestly, I don't know what to think....but I do know I've never liked how politicized EVERYthing has become....and that certainly includes SCOTUS and nominating people for it.

Fair enough.

But to beat a dead horse, no one else said they were saddened, so there were not “so many” of us. Just one.

And I did say it was mostly the left that was up in arms.

Oh well, time to move on.

[Crovash]

“I would like to be remembered as someone who used whatever talent she had to do her work to the very best of her ability.” RBG

[Scoots]

in my defense, I said 'so many of you'....I didn't say all and wasn't referring to you
and in this forum, especially so thus far in this thread, it's mostly non-Trumpers posting anything at all

honestly, I don't know what to think....but I do know I've never liked how politicized EVERYthing has become....and that certainly includes SCOTUS and nominating people for it.

I love the SCOTUS, and the politicization of it is unfortunately nothing new. Though it's more of an outside issue than within the court.

RBG was an excellent jurist, though I generally prefer Constitutionalists. I have enjoyed reading her decisions. I think it's kind of a shame that she probably felt she had to extend her career beyond where she normally would have because of politics.

[Zmaster52]

President Trump finding out about Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death.

"She just died? Wow. I didn't know that...She led an amazing life. What else can you say? She was an amazing woman, whether you agree or not. She was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. I'm actually sad to hear that."

I’m shocked. That’s quite literally the most humanizing thing I have ever heard Trump say.


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[spliff(TONE)]

RIP Ruth Bader Ginsburg. a legend that deserves to be remembered.


with that said, it is comical to see people's reaction, freaking out that Trump could replace RBG now.

Graceful transition!