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The point is not allowing a vote is not petty politics, but a dereliction of duty.
You could say that.
The point is not allowing a vote is not petty politics, but a dereliction of duty.
Majority rule, aka democracy, is not mentioned once in either the Constitution or the Declaration of Independence.
When Biden ran the senate he made the rule. Rules aren't laws but Congress follows lots of rules. Mitch just followed the rule Biden first proposed.First of all, there is NO BIDEN RULE!!!!
Second of all, Moscow Mitch didn't follow what Biden proposed:
After the election, NOT until there was another President.
It doesn't. Where does it say Democrats can threaten to extort SCOTUS to get rulings to go their way?
See, I can do it, too...
How many is many? Sounds like someone who isnt interested in actually governing but ruling. Every trumpist shows how deranged they are even if they have to lie about a thought experiment that was never an actual rule.
extort??????......:rofl......drama queen much?
Where does it say how many justices must be on the court?
Sounds like what the Democrats are trying to do. The court is supposed to be a seperate but equal branch of government. Just because they don't like the rulings doesn't mean there is anything broken.
So the Dems pass a law that changes how the SCOTUS operates. That law gets challenged in court. It gets sent to the SCOTUS to be decided if it's constitutional. How do you think that will work out.:lol:
Sounds like what the Democrats are trying to do. The court is supposed to be a seperate but equal branch of government. Just because they don't like the rulings doesn't mean there is anything broken.
When Biden ran the senate he made the rule. Rules aren't laws but Congress follows lots of rules. Mitch just followed the rule Biden first proposed.
There actually are ways to deal with it. Non partisan commissions. Take the districting process completely out of the partys’ hands.
So the Dems pass a law that changes how the SCOTUS operates. That law gets challenged in court. It gets sent to the SCOTUS to be decided if it's constitutional. How do you think that will work out.:lol:
Yep let's restructure the SCOTUS while Trump is still POTUS let's see how the Dems feel about that. :lol:Nothing wrong with some fundamental restructuring of an institution now and again. I thought it was nice that the Dems offered them a redemptive moment or two to contemplate a self reflective decision. Why are you acting like you have an attack of the vapors? Need a chair?
If the law get challenged in court the final arbiter of that law is the SCOTUS. I imagine the Republicans would challenge the law and send it to the SCOTUS.Congress is allowed to make such changes. There is nothing for the courts to decide.
Let Trump and McConnell start today! I know Dems like me, would love it, just as voters all across this great land would! Please lets see this bill hit the committees in 2019.Yep let's restructure the SCOTUS while Trump is still POTUS let's see how the Dems feel about that. :lol:
California does that.
The results have been worse.
What are you talkibg about. The democrats sent a letter saying the court was in need of healing or face repercussions if they don't, they are trying to rule over another branch of government instead of governing in their own lane.Of which you have no evidence of. Cherrypick all you want, i know the trumpist game.
The Constitution also says nothing about abortion. Its amazing how the SCOTUS can spin the law to justify their position.If they win the presidency, senate, keep the house, then make the change and put new justices on the court, I would bet they would rule it to be constitutional, because there is nothing in the constitution that prohibits it.
If the law get challenged in court the final arbiter of that law is the SCOTUS. I imagine the Republicans would challenge the law and send it to the SCOTUS.
Nonsense, and we had discussed this issue extensively in the past
Reminds me of FDR's threats to pack the court in order to prevent them from striking down parts of his fascist new deal. It's the same with all this talk about abolishing the electoral college. When the left can't win by the rules the solution is always to change the rules rather than concede that their ideas are just terrible.
Roosevelt announces “court-packing” plan - HISTORYIn April, however, before the bill came to a vote in Congress, two Supreme Court justices came over to the liberal side and by a narrow majority upheld as constitutional the National Labor Relations Act and the Social Security Act. The majority opinion acknowledged that the national economy had grown to such a degree that federal regulation and control was now warranted. Roosevelt’s reorganization plan was thus unnecessary, and in July the Senate struck it down by a vote of 70 to 22. Soon after, Roosevelt had the opportunity to nominate his first Supreme Court justice, and by 1942 all but two of the justices were his appointees.
Give me a fricken break, that is nothing more than a bull**** argument that doesn't address the real issue of Democrats wanted judicial activists on the Court. The 9 Justices worked quite well the decades when the Democrats controlled the House and the Congress. When are you going to realize that liberalism is a disease and not the foundation upon which this country was built?
The Supreme Court depends on the people for its legitimacy. FDR's "threats" were enough to bring it to its senses. We may need to do it again.
Roosevelt announces “court-packing” plan - HISTORY
Yep let's restructure the SCOTUS while Trump is still POTUS let's see how the Dems feel about that. :lol: