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Laura PourMeADrink

(42,770 posts)
49. Hope so much it is true. Throughout all this
Mon Nov 25, 2019, 09:49 PM
Nov 2019

abomination I have thought...JHC are there no sane reps in House..in Senate, in the Military, in the DOJ, in the SD..I worked for the govt in DC...there are so many fine, honest, admirable, intelligent people. Too many to let the monster win.

SCOTUS is different tho. Thanks to #MoscowMitch Roland99 Nov 2019 #1
Maybe not? I think it depends on how Robert's wants historian's to describe the "Robert's" Court. usaf-vet Nov 2019 #66
Roberts has already surprised me a time or two soldierant Nov 2019 #67
Just read your "shameless self promotion". Right on. I think we are on the same page. usaf-vet Nov 2019 #73
Thank you. Sorry it took me so long to acknowledge. soldierant Nov 2019 #74
It's a hell of a thing to have to rely on this guy. NCLefty Nov 2019 #71
Thanks, I agree! Iliyah Nov 2019 #2
It's hard to believe that considering how many OliverQ Nov 2019 #3
How many cases has Trump won EffieBlack Nov 2019 #4
Both actions filed by legal genius Michael Avenatti jberryhill Nov 2019 #5
About 50 appellate judges. McConnell brags about it. It's his legacy. JudyM Nov 2019 #60
It means nothing when SCOTUS is the final word budkin Nov 2019 #6
We don't know that jberryhill Nov 2019 #7
Gorsuch and Kavanaugh owe him everything budkin Nov 2019 #8
So what jberryhill Nov 2019 #10
is Justice Beer Bong Weenie Waver a selfish dickhead? Hermit-The-Prog Nov 2019 #16
As awful as Kavanaugh is ... DonaldsRump Nov 2019 #53
Yes, but I can't imagine he is any less disdainful toward liberals, Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2019 #69
JusticeBeer Bong Weinie Waver....it can not be posted enough. Farmer-Rick Nov 2019 #55
Agreed. kag Nov 2019 #64
A perfect post Farmer-Rick Nov 2019 #68
I prefer Justice Suds McDudeBro myself, but this name fits as well The Genealogist Dec 2019 #76
You know capitalism has won when creepy, dishonest, corrupt and incompetent fools are assigned Farmer-Rick Dec 2019 #77
That's a good point budkin Nov 2019 #54
They owe Trump nothing Kaleva Nov 2019 #20
But now that they're there, they don't have to do what he wants them to do. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #31
the cons and now putin use linmbaugh and sons to intimidate judges. that another thing certainot Nov 2019 #63
Kavanaugh and Anthony Kennedy have seriously compromised amywalk Nov 2019 #52
"...and whoever paid his debts off." kag Nov 2019 #65
And of course DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #56
One of the first things that needs to be done after we win in November 2020 is to amywalk Dec 2019 #78
Every DENVERPOPS Dec 2019 #79
And they have a legacy that will live for hundreds of years SCantiGOP Nov 2019 #9
agree. but they have the same world view as trump. Kurt V. Nov 2019 #13
Do they? Kavananaugh tends to vote the same as Roberts whom Trump supporters hate. Kaleva Nov 2019 #18
"Kavanaugh shares Roberts' concerns about the importance of the court's reputation" lagomorph777 Nov 2019 #61
Here's the thing about that jberryhill Nov 2019 #23
imo its much more simple than that. the view that some ppl , by pedigree and genetics are to lead Kurt V. Nov 2019 #29
You think that either of them thinks Trump is their "superior"? jberryhill Nov 2019 #30
no way. lol. but he is a billionaire with judge sister and an MIT uncle. all to be considered by Kurt V. Nov 2019 #33
Judges tend to be very protective of their constitutional importance The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #35
That is only ONE cute trick they pull DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #57
Actually, they don't. They are traditional conservatives and Constitutional originalists. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #32
see 29. it isn't about that. Kurt V. Nov 2019 #36
Nope. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #38
I don't think so NewJeffCT Nov 2019 #28
Not necessarily. Remember that John Roberts was the swing vote that saved the ACA. catbyte Nov 2019 #41
Here. ACA was his one true swing vote, out of the total of 5 liberal votes in his 800 ruling record. ancianita Nov 2019 #44
Oops. Sorry I forgot to post the link to my comment above. ancianita Nov 2019 #50
The institutions are holding malaise Nov 2019 #11
While I can't stand Roberts, I know that he knows he will have to stand with the appeals courts ancianita Nov 2019 #12
The arguments are remarkable stupid jberryhill Nov 2019 #24
Right on. SCOTUS will HAVE to walk back its own stupid arguments in Gore v Bush in 2000. ancianita Nov 2019 #26
I've held onto that post for months now! TalenaGor Nov 2019 #14
My mind went to your very post on this when I heard the news. I hope the judiciary branch stays in2herbs Nov 2019 #15
Nope, they will break eventually, a Democracy will not stand under the weight of fascist capitalism yaesu Nov 2019 #17
Whomp Whomp StarfishSaver Nov 2019 #19
I gotta say, anyone who knows what happened in SCOTUS in 2000 will always have to keep ancianita Nov 2019 #22
William Rehnquist was actually worse than anyone on the Supreme Court now, The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #37
Perhaps. I don't know his record. He was totally against corporate personhood, however. ancianita Nov 2019 #42
Not exactly. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #45
True. He at least had some understanding of who the Constitution was written for. ancianita Nov 2019 #48
Hope so. warmfeet Nov 2019 #21
It will come down to the Supreme Court.....sadly. AJT Nov 2019 #25
Don't sadly believe it. That's not how rulings are working right now. It won't end up in SCOTUS. ancianita Nov 2019 #27
Welcome back, Effie. sheshe2 Nov 2019 #34
Thanks! EffieBlack Dec 2019 #75
I think your friend is correct. Caliman73 Nov 2019 #39
Recommended. H2O Man Nov 2019 #40
until SCOTUS barbtries Nov 2019 #43
Subpoenas have been a staple of jurisprudence since the late middle ages bucolic_frolic Nov 2019 #46
Yes! And my feelings on reading this last May are still the same. Hortensis Nov 2019 #47
Hope so much it is true. Throughout all this Laura PourMeADrink Nov 2019 #49
I remember when you posted that before. It was, and is now, very comforting. Especially Amaryllis Nov 2019 #51
This message was self-deleted by its author MFGsunny Nov 2019 #58
The Supreme Court stayed Trump's tax release case OliverQ Nov 2019 #59
The Court has "legal basis to hear the case" because IT decides what is established law StarfishSaver Nov 2019 #62
Thanks for repeating this post again, and it is nice to have at least one solid tier still on ... SWBTATTReg Nov 2019 #70
This... FeelingBlue Nov 2019 #72
I remember your first post, and I hold this one as dear. crickets Dec 2019 #80
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