Hat tip to Trump for his unassailable SCOTUS pick

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh on the one Supreme Court case he thinks should be overturned: Morrison vs. Olson, which established the independent counsel statute. It was decided 7-1.

He wants a get out of jail free care for Trump.

https://twitter.com/capaction/status/1019612638572138496?s=21

In more get out of jail free card news: Kavanagh thinks the Supreme Court’s decision on the Watergate tapes was wrong.
https://www.apnews.com/3ea406469d344dd8b2527aed92da6365/High-court-nominee-gets-started-answering-questions?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Politics&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true

And that’s the ballgame.

Republicans might well hold every single senator in line and get him through. But a nominee RIGHT NOW, by this POTUS, who is on record as wanting to overturn the unanimous Watergate tapes decision?

By a large, and increasing margin, Americans agree that they want the next Congress to serve as a check on the presidency. And stop things like this trade war.

Pushing a guy who’s unpopular, with this on his record, this summer or fall, just unde the wire to subvert the will of the midterm voters, would end the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.

First of all, he didn’t say anything about overturning the decision. He was asked his opinion on the decision.
Secondly, this guy is only unpopular in YOUR world, PP.

DP. He's popular, if you compare his popularity to Bork. He's very unpopular in the real world.

The “real world” = the liberal bubble.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/brett-kavanaugh-is-polling-like-robert-bork-and-harriet-miers/

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh on the one Supreme Court case he thinks should be overturned: Morrison vs. Olson, which established the independent counsel statute. It was decided 7-1.

He wants a get out of jail free care for Trump.

https://twitter.com/capaction/status/1019612638572138496?s=21

In more get out of jail free card news: Kavanagh thinks the Supreme Court’s decision on the Watergate tapes was wrong.
https://www.apnews.com/3ea406469d344dd8b2527aed92da6365/High-court-nominee-gets-started-answering-questions?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Politics&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true

And that’s the ballgame.

Republicans might well hold every single senator in line and get him through. But a nominee RIGHT NOW, by this POTUS, who is on record as wanting to overturn the unanimous Watergate tapes decision?

By a large, and increasing margin, Americans agree that they want the next Congress to serve as a check on the presidency. And stop things like this trade war.

Pushing a guy who’s unpopular, with this on his record, this summer or fall, just unde the wire to subvert the will of the midterm voters, would end the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.

First of all, he didn’t say anything about overturning the decision. He was asked his opinion on the decision.
Secondly, this guy is only unpopular in YOUR world, PP.

DP. He's popular, if you compare his popularity to Bork. He's very unpopular in the real world.

The “real world” = the liberal bubble.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/brett-kavanaugh-is-polling-like-robert-bork-and-harriet-miers/

Look more closely at the polls and the breakdown...
Fox News poll - 12% of Democrats are for confirmation; 70% of Republicans are.
Gallup poll - 14% of Democrats are for confirmation; 76% of Republicans are.
Pew poll - 16% of Democrats are for confirmation; 73% of Republicans are.

See a pattern here? The Democrats are following the Democratic Congress in obstructing. I would venture to say that ANYONE from Trump’s list would see the same lack of support from Democrats.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh on the one Supreme Court case he thinks should be overturned: Morrison vs. Olson, which established the independent counsel statute. It was decided 7-1.

He wants a get out of jail free care for Trump.

https://twitter.com/capaction/status/1019612638572138496?s=21

In more get out of jail free card news: Kavanagh thinks the Supreme Court’s decision on the Watergate tapes was wrong.
https://www.apnews.com/3ea406469d344dd8b2527aed92da6365/High-court-nominee-gets-started-answering-questions?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Politics&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true

And that’s the ballgame.

Republicans might well hold every single senator in line and get him through. But a nominee RIGHT NOW, by this POTUS, who is on record as wanting to overturn the unanimous Watergate tapes decision?

By a large, and increasing margin, Americans agree that they want the next Congress to serve as a check on the presidency. And stop things like this trade war.

Pushing a guy who’s unpopular, with this on his record, this summer or fall, just unde the wire to subvert the will of the midterm voters, would end the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.

First of all, he didn’t say anything about overturning the decision. He was asked his opinion on the decision.
Secondly, this guy is only unpopular in YOUR world, PP.

DP. He's popular, if you compare his popularity to Bork. He's very unpopular in the real world.

The “real world” = the liberal bubble.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/brett-kavanaugh-is-polling-like-robert-bork-and-harriet-miers/

Look more closely at the polls and the breakdown...
Fox News poll - 12% of Democrats are for confirmation; 70% of Republicans are.
Gallup poll - 14% of Democrats are for confirmation; 76% of Republicans are.
Pew poll - 16% of Democrats are for confirmation; 73% of Republicans are.

See a pattern here? The Democrats are following the Democratic Congress in obstructing. I would venture to say that ANYONE from Trump’s list would see the same lack of support from Democrats.

The Democrats learned it from the Republicans. Merrick Garland, anybody????

[Anonymous]

Can anyone in the GOP explain why public documents in the national archives are being shielded from review for this nomination?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh on the one Supreme Court case he thinks should be overturned: Morrison vs. Olson, which established the independent counsel statute. It was decided 7-1.

He wants a get out of jail free care for Trump.

https://twitter.com/capaction/status/1019612638572138496?s=21

In more get out of jail free card news: Kavanagh thinks the Supreme Court’s decision on the Watergate tapes was wrong.
https://www.apnews.com/3ea406469d344dd8b2527aed92da6365/High-court-nominee-gets-started-answering-questions?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Politics&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true

And that’s the ballgame.

Republicans might well hold every single senator in line and get him through. But a nominee RIGHT NOW, by this POTUS, who is on record as wanting to overturn the unanimous Watergate tapes decision?

By a large, and increasing margin, Americans agree that they want the next Congress to serve as a check on the presidency. And stop things like this trade war.

Pushing a guy who’s unpopular, with this on his record, this summer or fall, just unde the wire to subvert the will of the midterm voters, would end the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.

First of all, he didn’t say anything about overturning the decision. He was asked his opinion on the decision.
Secondly, this guy is only unpopular in YOUR world, PP.

DP. He's popular, if you compare his popularity to Bork. He's very unpopular in the real world.

The “real world” = the liberal bubble.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/brett-kavanaugh-is-polling-like-robert-bork-and-harriet-miers/

Look more closely at the polls and the breakdown...
Fox News poll - 12% of Democrats are for confirmation; 70% of Republicans are.
Gallup poll - 14% of Democrats are for confirmation; 76% of Republicans are.
Pew poll - 16% of Democrats are for confirmation; 73% of Republicans are.

See a pattern here? The Democrats are following the Democratic Congress in obstructing. I would venture to say that ANYONE from Trump’s list would see the same lack of support from Democrats.

More interesting factoid: 23 to 30% of REPUBLICANS do not believe he should be confirmed. That's not good. And I bet a lot those are Republican women who don't like the direction in which he would take the court.

What are the Independent numbers?

[Anonymous]

Kavanaugh will be confirmed despite all of the Democrat's attempts to derail the nomination.

Manchin and Heidi H have or will be meeting with him despite the general boycott by Democratic senators. I expect there will be at least 55 votes in favor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh on the one Supreme Court case he thinks should be overturned: Morrison vs. Olson, which established the independent counsel statute. It was decided 7-1.

He wants a get out of jail free care for Trump.

https://twitter.com/capaction/status/1019612638572138496?s=21

In more get out of jail free card news: Kavanagh thinks the Supreme Court’s decision on the Watergate tapes was wrong.
https://www.apnews.com/3ea406469d344dd8b2527aed92da6365/High-court-nominee-gets-started-answering-questions?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Politics&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true

And that’s the ballgame.

Republicans might well hold every single senator in line and get him through. But a nominee RIGHT NOW, by this POTUS, who is on record as wanting to overturn the unanimous Watergate tapes decision?

By a large, and increasing margin, Americans agree that they want the next Congress to serve as a check on the presidency. And stop things like this trade war.

Pushing a guy who’s unpopular, with this on his record, this summer or fall, just unde the wire to subvert the will of the midterm voters, would end the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.

First of all, he didn’t say anything about overturning the decision. He was asked his opinion on the decision.
Secondly, this guy is only unpopular in YOUR world, PP.

DP. He's popular, if you compare his popularity to Bork. He's very unpopular in the real world.

The “real world” = the liberal bubble.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/brett-kavanaugh-is-polling-like-robert-bork-and-harriet-miers/

Look more closely at the polls and the breakdown...
Fox News poll - 12% of Democrats are for confirmation; 70% of Republicans are.
Gallup poll - 14% of Democrats are for confirmation; 76% of Republicans are.
Pew poll - 16% of Democrats are for confirmation; 73% of Republicans are.

See a pattern here? The Democrats are following the Democratic Congress in obstructing. I would venture to say that ANYONE from Trump’s list would see the same lack of support from Democrats.

More interesting factoid: 23 to 30% of REPUBLICANS do not believe he should be confirmed. That's not good. And I bet a lot those are Republican women who don't like the direction in which he would take the court.

What are the Independent numbers?

37% opposed
38% in favor
25% no opinion

Gorsuch had 44% in favor by Is and 31%opposed. Again 25%, no opinion.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/237251/initial-views-kavanaugh-confirmation-divided.aspx

[Anonymous]

A liberal, feminist, female lawyer argues for Kavanaugh to be confirmed:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/08/02/im-a-liberal-feminist-heres-why-i-support-judge-kavanaugh-219081

[Anonymous]

Well, I'm married to a banker. We'd never trust anyone who got himself into $200k in debt when he barely made that much. But Vladimir, we know you're trying to dismantle the US Government, so carry on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A liberal, feminist, female lawyer argues for Kavanaugh to be confirmed:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/08/02/im-a-liberal-feminist-heres-why-i-support-judge-kavanaugh-219081

Who cares? The GOP can’t be bothered to share all his relevant documents and the man has zero money sense. He shouldn’t be confirmed for his mega debt alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A liberal, feminist, female lawyer argues for Kavanaugh to be confirmed:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/08/02/im-a-liberal-feminist-heres-why-i-support-judge-kavanaugh-219081

Translation. Attorney who argues cases before the Supreme Court supports Supreme Court nominee to curry favor when she appears before the body.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A liberal, feminist, female lawyer argues for Kavanaugh to be confirmed:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/08/02/im-a-liberal-feminist-heres-why-i-support-judge-kavanaugh-219081

Translation. Attorney who argues cases before the Supreme Court supports Supreme Court nominee to curry favor when she appears before the body.

So the same is true of liberal attorney Neal Katyal who appeared as a witness before the House Judiciary Committee in support of Gorsuch?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh will be confirmed despite all of the Democrat's attempts to derail the nomination.

Manchin and Heidi H have or will be meeting with him despite the general boycott by Democratic senators. I expect there will be at least 55 votes in favor.

How is reviewing policy documents penned by Kavanaugh derailing the nomination? This is a lifetime appointment and deserves proper diligence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A liberal, feminist, female lawyer argues for Kavanaugh to be confirmed:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/08/02/im-a-liberal-feminist-heres-why-i-support-judge-kavanaugh-219081

Translation. Attorney who argues cases before the Supreme Court supports Supreme Court nominee to curry favor when she appears before the body.

So the same is true of liberal attorney Neal Katyal who appeared as a witness before the House Judiciary Committee in support of Gorsuch?

He appears before the Supreme Court as well. So sure, why would it be different?

[Anonymous]

How about these conservative legal scholars who supported Kagan? Dubious motives again?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kagans-conservative-friends-support-nomination/