"Now Ginsburg’s gamble on Hillary Clinton
being elected could have sweeping impact on precedent that she played a
major role in creating. With the elimination of the filibuster, the
next nominee is hardly likely to be nuanced. Without the filibuster,
Republicans have no excuse to compromise on a moderate. There is
nothing standing in the way to appointing someone who is openly opposed
to cases like Roe v. Wade. There is no plausible deniability based on
the need to get to 60. In other words, the market has changed and the
stock went bust.
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Ginsburg
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I am sure if she were alive it would be awkward
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ReplyDeleteHeh heh. Term limits would have saved the Dems from their fate, but they're opposed to that.
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Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
We just heard some guy on the radio call her "Ruth Vader Ginsburg"; it cracked us up! From now on we can't hear about her without hearing Darth Vader's theme music (just as we used to not be able to hear about Mario Cuomo without hearing the theme from "The Godfather").
ReplyDeleteBut when Ginsburg took Lindsey Graham for a woman, she may have been on to something!
Ann Hedonia & Sam Paku
"VANITY, always my favorite sin" -Al Pacino Sure hope she don't slip on the soap. We all know there's no reason for any of that messy autopsy talk. -Anymouse
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