| Surely the intent of the 14th amendment was not a bro Marxist notion of “equity” |
Lol but you have no problem with Thomas or ACB, two unspectacular intellects. You have a problem with KJB’s liberalism. That is it. I assume you will say the same thing for Kagan and Sotomayor? Guess what - millions have objections with the extreme conservatism of 6 members of the court. |
Yes, I do have a problem with her liberalism! Bingo! Her race I don’t care about, and certainly not her hairstyle like some PP fantasized about. |
Stunning argument. Very persuasive. |
It’s not stunning argument it is stunningly obvious to all except for jurist KBJ |
If it wasn't for race, there is no way you would question this woman's intellect. |
Her intellect? Hahahahaha. You say this and that you love Clarence Thomas - who clearly did not get to the SC based on intellect. |
Clarence Thomas and intellect do not belong in the same zip code. |
How often did you complain about Breyer? Kagan? RBG? Be honest. |
+1 Obviously she wasn’t trying to do so, but she showed up the threadbare arguments and total lack of honor of the six white supremacist justices. |
Tell us why you love Thomas because I can find absolutely no redeeming in him. |
DP. He's so quiet, rarely asking questions, sometimes seeming to look almost as if he were napping, that he's a dark horse. Totally unpredictable, or at least unpredictable about when he might act awake and ask a question during oral argument. |
It certainly wasn’t for Alabama to gerrymander Congressional districts to intentionally marginalize almost all its black residents into one district, so the other districts don’t have to give a shit about Blacks in Alabama. The intent of the 14th Amendment was that the Confederacy lost and their racist states rights bullshit is over. |
+1 For a party that gets its panties in a twist over being called racist, your religious tribunal members sure act racist. |