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tgards79

(1,415 posts)
Tue Sep 25, 2018, 10:45 AM Sep 2018

From JULY 1: BTRTN: How the GOP Vision of Conservative Supreme Court Dominance Could Fall Apart

Looking mighty prescient now:
http://www.borntorunthenumbers.com/2018/07/how-gop-vision-of-conservative-supreme.html

"There is little the Democrats can do to prevent this from happening. But that does not mean this path does not face obstacles that could derail it – perhaps quickly. Let’s take a look at the many ways the GOP dream could still unravel.

The Fumble

The first hurdle is to nominate a candidate without a blemish, one who can actually make it through the confirmation process. Finding nick-free nominees is surprisingly difficult, and modern GOP presidents are particularly bad at it..."

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From JULY 1: BTRTN: How the GOP Vision of Conservative Supreme Court Dominance Could Fall Apart (Original Post) tgards79 Sep 2018 OP
These guys (the repugs) haven't shown an ounce of governing abilities what so ever. If ... SWBTATTReg Sep 2018 #1
Totally... tgards79 Sep 2018 #2
"Finding nick-free nominees is surprisingly difficult" It's not that difficult. #1 Don't nominate Nitram Sep 2018 #3
Hard to argue with that... tgards79 Sep 2018 #4

SWBTATTReg

(22,100 posts)
1. These guys (the repugs) haven't shown an ounce of governing abilities what so ever. If ...
Tue Sep 25, 2018, 10:48 AM
Sep 2018

anything, they have shown the world and country just how incompetent they truly are.

Nitram

(22,781 posts)
3. "Finding nick-free nominees is surprisingly difficult" It's not that difficult. #1 Don't nominate
Tue Sep 25, 2018, 01:37 PM
Sep 2018

anyone with extensive political experience. #2 Particularly not someone who worked in the White House. #3 Don't forget to ask their high school and college classmates about their party habits.

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