I think the reason behind Graham's pivot to Trump is a bit more sinister. Regardless, very happy that this made it through. Representation is important. I wonder if voting to confirm could impact Collins or Murkowski politically? |
Collins just got re-elected. This is one of a long list of things that Murkowski is already in trouble with most Rs, but she keeps doing them. Her race should be interesting. Last time she was up she was primaried by the right but won with a write-in campaign. |
| The news of her confirmation is still gladdening my heart! I’m so excited. |
Justice Jackson said at her confirmation hearing that she believed in originalism as a way to interpret the Constitution:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/ketanji-brown-jackson-and-the-triumph-of-originalism-public-meaning-testimony-hearing-supreme-court-11648151063 We learned today what that means. |
| Bless her and the consistent, brilliant, and brave Sonia Sotomayor, who has alone spoken truth and given rational historical context for years. |
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Not sure if it’s in this thread, but I also completely enjoyed her argument on the wetlands. She said, “Is there a way people could know they were buying property that is part of protected wetlands?” The Army Corp of Engineering spokesperson said, “Yes, they can ask us and we will tell them for free.” Boom. Dissolved a wordy argument from Kavanaugh just like that.
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She is great! I love her. |
None of which is going to matter anyway. We know which way these justices will rule. |
It matters. She is so much smarter than all of them combined, and it makes them look like the feckless radicals they are. History will not judge them kindly. |
| On the one hand, it matters. But with a solid 5 votes, the radical wing of the court will just dismantle our republic. |
Oh just stop. Giving up is not an option. Do you think KJB gave up the first time she was told she didn’t matter? Yes, the courts are stacked but they are now on their back heels, all by their own doing. We fight for this country we love. |