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Like I said when it comes to the GOP, integrity is like so five minutes ago. |
I don’t think those words mean what you think they mean.
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Oink oink misogynist pig alert. |
You’re cute. Are you 12? You obviously didn’t bother to watch the hearings or you would know she answered all questions about her own writings and decisions, as well as super-precedents like Brown. As a sitting judge, she is not *allowed* to answer hypotheticals or abstract questions - like EVERY NOMINEE BEFORE HER. How many times must this be explained to you twits? Do you plan on just spouting lies and hoping that ignorant people will believe you? THE GINSBURG STANDARD: No Hints, No Forecasts, No Previews…And No Special Obligations ‘Judges…Are Bound To Decide Concrete Cases, Not Abstract Issues’ https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/ginsburg-standard-no-hints-no-forecasts-no-previews-and-no-special-obligations As outside special interest groups and advocacy organizations pledge to impose ideological and policy litmus tests on President Trump’s nominee to serve as a Supreme Court Justice, take a look back at what current Supreme Court Justices, including four appointed by Democrat Presidents, said during their confirmation processes about such attempts. As Sen. Chuck Schumer said, “There is a grand tradition that I support that you can't ask a judge who’s nominated for a -- or a potential judge who is nominated -- for a judgeship about a specific case that might come before them.” (Sen. Schumer, Press Conference, 2/7/2017) |
DP. Please do point out the “misogyny” in the above statement. We’ll wait. |
Aww. I’m so sorry you have trouble reading. Explains so much, though. |
Libs don't do this false same-as/same-as crap. It is simpleminded. A liberal version of Amy Coney Barrett ... would not be Amy Coney Barrett in any way. Liberals in this thread are in favor of following best practices when adopting. Liberals have been in support of women having careers for a long time. Liberals are in favor of policies that help women and families. How are we supposed to be impressed? Especially after RBG? |
OMG haha. You are the idiot, you rude ignoramus. Judges can answer questions, even if somewhat abstract or hypothetical, especially IF she has written about them before. RBG talked very frankly about a woman's right to abortion during her hearing. And let it be clear, Barrett is no RBG. RBG was a brilliant, visionary jurist who fundamentally changed way in which Americans view the constitution as a document that protects women as much as it protects men. Barrett is a good jurist, but not nearly rising to the level of Ginsburg. She's the white female version of Thomas, the least qualified justice. |
This is what the GOP does. They use identity politics to fill their spots. We had Thurgood Marshall who was brilliant. Thomas took his spot. We had RBG who was brilliant. Now we will have mediocre Amy. It is pretty gross. |
You cannot be serious. |
Only one of who? People who disagree with you?? If you actually believe that, your echo chamber is narrower and more airtight than previously suspected. I’m not the “sweetie” poster, but sarcastically using that term is far more palatable than the insults liberals love to sling. |
Wow, aren't you a snob. And let me guess, you're a Democrat. You're the reason that thousands of Americans are getting into massive debt with college educations that they simply should not have started. Believe it or not, people can have productive and happy lives without a law degree. Athletic ability is still a gift. And being easy going is also a gift, especially in today's society where the mob is so vicious. And a senator actually asked her to introduce her 'well behaved' children. She was answering questions that she was legally allowed to answer. |
Ah well. We’ll just have to agree to disagree. She’s not somehow “competing” with RBG in any way. I admired Ginsburg as much as the next person, but this is not “her” seat. The ABA rates Judge Barrett as “well-qualified.” Enough said. https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/why-amy-coney-barrett-got-a-well-qualified-rating-from-aba-standing-committee Lawyers and judges who spoke with the ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary had high praise for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Barrett is “an intellectual giant” with a “staggering academic mind” who is “decent, selfless and sincere.” She has a “stellar judicial temperament” who shows no sarcasm in her questioning. That kind of praise led the ABA standing committee to conclude that Barrett met the highest standards of integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament, the three criteria used in its ratings of federal judicial nominees. First, in the committee’s evaluation of Barrett’s integrity, lawyers and judges were uniform in their praise, Noel said in the prepared testimony. “Most remarkably, in interviews with individuals in the legal profession and community who know Judge Barrett, whether for a few years or decades, not one person uttered a negative word about her character.” Noel offered some representative comments, including: • Barrett “is incredibly honest and forthright.” • Barrett “is exactly who you think she is,” and, “Nothing about her is fake.” She is “good, decent, selfless and sincere.” • “A casual observer might think that she sounds ‘too good’ to be real, but she is very genuine.” • Barrett is an “exemplar of living an integrated life in which her intellect, integrity and compassion weave the different threads of her life together seamlessly.” Second, the committee found that Barrett’s professional competence exceeded the committee’s high standards for Supreme Court nominees. “All of the experienced, dedicated and knowledgeable sitting judges, legal scholars, and lawyers who have worked with or against Judge Barrett had high praise for her intellect and ability to communicate clearly and effectively,” Noel said in the prepared testimony. These were among the comments he cited: • “From an early age Judge Barrett’s scholarship was evident; an award-winning student, top of her class in college and law school, in addition to being an executive editor of the law review.” • Barrett is “whip smart, highly productive, punctual and well-prepared.” • “A brilliant writer and thinker,” Barrett is also “quite pragmatic.” She has a “friendly, collegial demeanor and is respectful of everyone.” • Judge Barrett is “an intellectual giant with people skills and engaging warmth.” • “The myth is real. She is a staggering academic mind.” Third, Noel said lawyers and judges alike had praise for Barrett’s temperament. Some comments included: • “She was always willing to be helpful and engage with others on a topic even when she had a different philosophy and when she writes in dissent, she is very collegial.” • Barrett “never raises her voice and there is no hint of sarcasm in her questioning. She is also a good listener.” • Barrett is “kind, caring and compassionate.” She is “extremely well-liked by faculty and students universally.” • Barrett “has demonstrated stellar judicial temperament in all settings: She is often described as a ‘good listener’ who makes time for people, whether they are law students, law clerks, colleagues or friends.” |
So serious! Let's argue about who is a more impressive woman/judge/person/mother-- Barrett or a hypothetical liberal Barrett, who does not exist! Or ... let's compare Barrett to RBG. I know, it is not flattering! |
You can really copy and paste! Congrats. |