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What about the biden/mcconell rule? Is that no longer valid.or he thinks the rules allow it-Hard to say
What about the biden/mcconell rule? Is that no longer valid.or he thinks the rules allow it-Hard to say
Meh. I haven't seen anyone making excuses for Mitch, maybe I missed it. This situation just shows that Democrats love hypocrisy as much as Republicans. To them it's a feature, not a bug.I agree that Trump has the right to present the Senate with a nominee and the Senate has the right to consider and vote on that nominee. But Mitch is a hypocritical pile of shit because Obama had presented a nominee and the Senate should have done its duty then and considered the nominee. Not just block out the choice because of partisan bullshit.
But R and D are into partisan bullshit as well and if this situation reverses, they'll do what they can to the benefit of their party. And all the people making excuses here for Mitch in 2016 and Mitch in 2020 will be bitching their heads off.
The precedent is to consider nominees in a timely manner, including election years. Republicans broke that precedent in 2016; it will be good if we return to that precedent. I'm not sure why anyone is arguing differently.Biden didnt set the precedent
So you failed to read my post.
the only rules are what you can get away withWhat about the biden/mcconell rule? Is that no longer valid.
It was when he was younger. Yes, it appears he has made statements on being pro choice. He also proposed a healthcare plan similar to Obama’s. It’s very weird that he is going along with this. I wonder if he has considered that Trump would probably love to bring an election loss to the courtReally? He used to be pro choice. That is definitely odd.
Your loss. Enjoy wallowing in your ignorance by your own choice.I don't read biased conservative blogs. Post the actual passage from the constitution
Republicans are actually doing the hypocrisy and excusing it. Precedent didnt determine anything about what mitch did in 2016Meh. I haven't seen anyone making excuses for Mitch, maybe I missed it. This situation just shows that Democrats love hypocrisy as much as Republicans. To them it's a feature, not a bug.
The precedent is to consider nominees in a timely manner, including election years. Republicans broke that precedent in 2016; it will be good if we return to that precedent. I'm not sure why anyone is arguing differently.
Those democratic holdouts on the filibuster are just idiots i swear.
and Democrats are pretending their scummy party isn't differentRepublicans are actually doing the hypocrisy and excusing it.
So true. Even Biden us hoping these guys are just under a temporary spell....The number of Republican atrocities it takes to move them one inch is mind boggling. How many times do you have to get hit in the face before you finally say, "Oh wait, I also have fists."
What scummy part? Nobody was held up. Mcconnel only quoted biden after his comments about the several decades old precedent was shown to be a lie.and Democrats are pretending their scummy party isn't different
raping the constitution for one-constantlyWhat scummy part? Nobody was held up.
That’s an entirely different woman. Trump gave money to the Clintons and Kamala Harris. He has no principles other than protecting himself and his own power. If he thinks a judge who worked on Biden’s campaign 30 years ago will help him with a Gore v Bush situation, he will pick her.It sounds like he's cooled greatly on the idea of nominating her (forget her name), after it came out she supported Biden in 1987.
It was a good read. Thanks.So you failed to read my post.
This isn’t even an argument. It’s like arguing with your 18 year old daughter about her right to be a stripper and drink heavily. Yes, it’s her right, blah, blah, blah, and you have no control over it, but should she really be doing that? What about consequences? There are real concerns and matters to discuss beyond appealing to authorityHe definitely does not. The only difference is that, in this particular case, Republicans are right to consider a nominee if one is presented. Joe and anyone who agrees with him that a nomination should wait is on the wrong side of history.
Actually, my quotes are from an interview on NPR from a couple of months ago.She also wants the next president to replace her? But of course you don't care what she wants, so your quotes are irrelevant.
Apparently Mormons are anti-abortion rights and they want Roe vs Wade overturned. Religion has become the driving force in our Govt. now. It's puzzling how women are now seen as the biggest danger to our society in their eyes. Don't they all have mothers?After his impeachment vote this is Mitt's opportunity to still be good with the GOP and get some lobbying gigs after he leaves the Senate.
Ah, you're right, my bad, its Larsen who it came out had supported Biden.That’s an entirely different woman. Trump gave money to the Clintons and Kamala Harris. He has no principles other than protecting himself and his own power. If he thinks a judge who worked on Biden’s campaign 30 years ago will help him with a Gore v Bush situation, he will pick her.
Correct. Let's get back to the precedent that has existed for many decades. Republicans have clearly realized how wrong they were in 2016, and since the past can not be changed one can only take comfort in that they are doing the right thing in 2020. Democrats should be celebrating Republicans coming around; turns out they're disgusting opportunistic hypocrites as well. Oh well.Republicans are actually doing the hypocrisy and excusing it. Precedent didnt determine anything about what mitch did in 2016
You’re also confused because Barbara Lagoa isn’t the judge who worked on a Biden campaign. Trump did say he is not against using her to appeal to Latin voters in FloridaIt's not about her having been a dem. It's about who she supported. He's petty like that.
Rather they are against killing babies inthe womb. Don't see how that's a bad thing. Nor do you have to be religious to be against abortion (I'm an atheist and I'm against it).Apparently Mormons are anti-abortion rights and they want Roe vs Wade overturned. Religion has become the driving force in our Govt. now. It's puzzling how women are now seen as the biggest danger to our society in their eyes. Don't they all have mothers?
I'm much more comfortable calling her granddaughter a liar than RBG a hypocrite. Clearly the granddaughter is not as stand up of a human being as her grandmother.Actually, my quotes are from an interview on NPR from a couple of months ago.
So what do we do with dueling quotes?
The quote you want to believe is from Ginsburg allegedly to her granddaughter. Do we have to believe it? Anyone else around?
I already acknowledged this to you in another post (#69)You’re also confused because Barbara Lagoa isn’t the judge who worked on a Biden campaign. Trump did say he is not against using her to appeal to Latin voters in Florida