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ch33zw1z

Lifer
Nov 4, 2004
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Aw yeah, here comes the Hilary hate, LOL

Dems voted for her even in the face of her underground pizza shop sex ring, if only she had let the republican degenerates in on it.
 

jackstar7

Lifer
Jun 26, 2009
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Odd the change in tone when the Dems were about to elect someone president who actively ridiculed and tried to silence those who accused her husband of sexual assault. Definitely not political. Definitely.
She lost. Get over it.
 

brycejones

Lifer
Oct 18, 2005
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But Hillary, the fallback they ALWAYS use.

Hilary has forced the GOP to behave in so many awful ways. If only she hadn’t said mean things about them during the campaign they would be nicer people today.

She even forced them through her Jedi mind control techniques to pass tax cuts that we have to borrow money to pay for and pick a drunken party boy as a scotus nominee.

Heck she is so powerful she even made poor Scott Pruitt want a used mattress.
 

ch33zw1z

Lifer
Nov 4, 2004
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Hilary has forced the GOP to behave in so many awful ways. If only she hadn’t said mean things about them during the campaign they would be nicer people today.

She even forced them through her Jedi mind control techniques to pass tax cuts that we have to borrow money to pay for and pick a drunken party boy as a scotus nominee.

Heck she is so powerful she even made poor Scott Pruitt want a used mattress.

She's also responsible for the Bowling Green massacre, toxic chemicals in Alex Jones supplements, and the Democrat plants posing as Nazis at white power protests
 

fskimospy

Elite Member
Mar 10, 2006
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How long they hold the position matters in this case? If SC justices only had four year terms then Ms Fords allegations would be less important?

Yes. Isn’t this obvious? The costs of making a mistake are greater with a lifetime position.
 

UglyCasanova

Lifer
Mar 25, 2001
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Your answers are always another question.


I’m trying to understand your reasoning. You said:

LIFETIME JOB, big difference.
Why would the duration of the appointment make a difference in this case, I don’t get it.

The Dems were about to elect a woman who ridiculed and tried to silence sexual assault accusers. It wasn’t important in 2016, now it is. Weird.
 

fskimospy

Elite Member
Mar 10, 2006
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I’m trying to understand your reasoning. You said:

LIFETIME JOB, big difference.
Why would the duration of the appointment make a difference in this case, I don’t get it.

Would you submit a temp worker to the same amount of vetting as someone you were unable to fire for their entire life? I suspect not.

Easy answer, right?

The Dems were about to elect a woman who ridiculed and tried to silence sexual assault accusers. It wasn’t important in 2016, now it is. Weird.

Also very easy for everyone to understand. Saying something mean about people accusing someone of being a sex offender is very different than being a sex offender.
 

UglyCasanova

Lifer
Mar 25, 2001
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Yes. Isn’t this obvious? The costs of making a mistake are greater with a lifetime position.


The president is by far a more politically influential job. Trumps been in office two years and he’s done a helluva lot more to alter the direction of the country than a Supreme Court justice.
 

soundforbjt

Lifer
Feb 15, 2002
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Trump's can mostly be reversed, SC decisions, not so easy.
R's have been trying to reverse Roe v Wade for decades.
 

K1052

Elite Member
Aug 21, 2003
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The president is by far a more politically influential job. Trumps been in office two years and he’s done a helluva lot more to alter the direction of the country than a Supreme Court justice.

I don't agree with this. They are both influential just in different capacities. The Supreme Court has the power to radically change the course of the nation. Dozens of decisions have had profound (life and death even) effects upon the country over the last couple hundred years.
 

mikeymikec

Lifer
May 19, 2011
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Odd the change in tone when the Dems were about to elect someone president who actively ridiculed and tried to silence those who accused her husband of sexual assault. Definitely not political. Definitely.

I don't know what this is about, so I googled it.
https://edition.cnn.com/2016/10/11/...donald-trump-bill-clinton-accusers/index.html

Is this what you're referring to? Because if it is, that's one of the most weaksauce attempts at "both sides" I've heard in quite some time, and based on that I'd call your assertion a load of horseshit.

But keep diverting, it probably helps you forget about having to justify any of your weaksauce points. You still haven't explained why you think questioning Blasey's alcohol intake would be helpful in establishing the truth or relevant.
 
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Maxima1

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Jan 15, 2013
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The president is by far a more politically influential job. Trumps been in office two years and he’s done a helluva lot more to alter the direction of the country than a Supreme Court justice.

He has indeed been very influential by running roughshod over the presidency and crapping all over the rule of law/norms, but that's because the Republicans won't hold him accountable. He lost the popular vote and was put in place by what Hillary correctly identified as deplorables; the same exact people who wouldn't give a shit if Kavanaugh was a rapist. And of course, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and the lower courts would be his biggest things enabled by his party (i.e. can't be done unilaterally). On the other hand, Kavanaugh is obviously a GOP operative, but no one would be able to force him to recuse in any case. It's exactly opposite of what you're trying to argue. Do you even read the drivel you post?
 
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UglyCasanova

Lifer
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He has indeed been very influential by running roughshod over the presidency and crapping all over the rule of law/norms, but that's because the Republicans won't hold him accountable. He lost the popular vote and was put in place by what Hillary correctly identified as deplorables; the same exact people who wouldn't give a shit if Kavanaugh was a rapist. And of course, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and the lower courts would be his biggest things enabled by his party (i.e. can't be done unilaterally). On the other hand, Kavanaugh is obviously a GOP operative, but no one would be able to force him to recuse in any case. It's exactly opposite of what you're trying to argue. Do you even read the drivel you post?


Nah, my arguement is you only seem to selectively care about sexual assault allegations and were going to elect a woman for president who ridiculed those making the accusations, was involved with trying to research dirt on them to attack their reputations, and possibly even tried to intimidate them into silence.

It’s not about politics, right?
 

Maxima1

Diamond Member
Jan 15, 2013
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Nah, my arguement is you only seem to selectively care about sexual assault allegations and were going to elect a woman for president who ridiculed those making the accusations, was involved with trying to research dirt on them to attack their reputations, and possibly even tried to intimidate them into silence.

It’s not about politics, right?

Why can't the Republicans go to someone else? Kavanaugh is much more than a shitty cover letter that goes in the bin. Would you hire someone that you clearly think might be guilty? It's obvious if this is true, they know it's probable. The fix is in.

"the FBI cannot ask the supermarket that employed Judge for records verifying when he was employed there, one of the sources was told."
 
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