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then evidently do should look up the phrase non sequitur because it doesn't mean ouch.When I run across words that I do not know the meaning of, I do look up the meaning of the words.
so evidently you do not look up words you do not know.
Which is a non sequitur argument.Your question was NOT with respect to whether or not "Party X" could "get away with" packing the courts during an election and/or in the interim between losing the election and the expiry of their term of office. Your question was whether it was "constitutional" for "Party X" to do so. In the US it is 100% "constitutional" to do so. In the US it is also 100% "constitutional" for the party that replaced "Party X" as the party in power to use its majorities (assuming that it has them) to pack the courts once the new members have been sworn into office.
I have already given my position on this issue so why can't biden? why is he incapable of telling the truth?The REAL issue is NOT whether or not such behaviour is "constitutional" but whether or not it is acceptable. Your position appears to be
Now, if I am wrong and your position is
you will notice thar i didn't respond to your false dichtomy or straeman arguments for a reason.
your projection fallacies are your issue not mine. you do not get to make up other peoples arguments for them.
Concession noted thanks.After considering the source I do have to thank you for the chuckle.
You mean that you do NOT support whatever grasping measures that Republican Party takes to ensure that the Legislative and Executive Branches have been neutered by the appointment of politically motivated judges?
What i said was quite clear
You should try it sometime.That would be consistent.