Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The bottom line is, did Gorsuch mask up after Roberts asked him to? If the answer is anything other than "yes" then Gorsuch is a d!ck.
The bottom line is ..... did this story even happen?
The answer is no, it didn't. As evidenced by the statements of 3 of the Justices.
And, an even broader question..... according to Totenberg's piece, there is dysfunction on SCOTUS. Given that her account of this part of her story has been debunked, can we believe the rest of the story?
I think not. I am betting things go much more smoothly with SCOTUS than Totenberg would like people to believe.
If you read this and look at the decisions (up until July, 2021), seems they agree more than they disagree.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/supreme-court-rulings-of-2020-21-11623081326
The rulings were as follows:
7-2
9-0
9-0
8-1
6-3
6-3
9-0
8-1
9-0
6-3
6-3
5-4
6-2
6-3
8-0
Anonymous wrote:The bottom line is, did Gorsuch mask up after Roberts asked him to? If the answer is anything other than "yes" then Gorsuch is a d!ck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nina Totenberg is a well-respected journalist. Fox employs liars and hacks. Enough said.
Sorry - I'm taking the word of three of the best legal minds in our country over some reporter. YMMV.
Wow you all are thick. The reporting was that Robert's asked him to mask up. No mention of Sotomayor asking him to mask. So she correctly came out with a statement that she had not asked him to mask. Both the reporter and Sotomayor are being truthful here. We should be very concerned at all this effort to gaslight.
You're actually calling others "thick"? And accusing others of "gaslighting"? Maybe take a look in the mirror. JFC. Roberts said:
“I did not request Justice Gorsuch or any other Justice to wear a mask on the bench,” the statement from Roberts said.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I suspect Totenberg's sources are Sotomayor and/or her clerks. They were foolish enough to think the criticism Gorsuch would receive might outweigh the need for courtesy and consideration on the court. Their downfall was weaving Roberts into the story. The court values collegiality and privacy and when the shit hit the fan, she may have been forced to renounce her story. That's why NPR is standing by their "sources."
I suspect her source was someone who made it up for political reasons, and that NPR is standing by the report for political reasons.
This of course is why anonymous sources are so problematic. If someone was willing to put their own reputation on the line that would be one thing, but sniping from the shadows shouldn't be enabled by the. media.
Really I heard it was a scrabble to cover up for him. I totally understand Gorsuch doing this. It’s their thing …owning the libs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I suspect Totenberg's sources are Sotomayor and/or her clerks. They were foolish enough to think the criticism Gorsuch would receive might outweigh the need for courtesy and consideration on the court. Their downfall was weaving Roberts into the story. The court values collegiality and privacy and when the shit hit the fan, she may have been forced to renounce her story. That's why NPR is standing by their "sources."
I suspect her source was someone who made it up for political reasons, and that NPR is standing by the report for political reasons.
This of course is why anonymous sources are so problematic. If someone was willing to put their own reputation on the line that would be one thing, but sniping from the shadows shouldn't be enabled by the. media.
Anonymous wrote:Gorsuch is an a&&hole, end of story.
Anonymous wrote:I suspect Totenberg's sources are Sotomayor and/or her clerks. They were foolish enough to think the criticism Gorsuch would receive might outweigh the need for courtesy and consideration on the court. Their downfall was weaving Roberts into the story. The court values collegiality and privacy and when the shit hit the fan, she may have been forced to renounce her story. That's why NPR is standing by their "sources."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nina Totenberg is a well-respected journalist. Fox employs liars and hacks. Enough said.
Sorry - I'm taking the word of three of the best legal minds in our country over some reporter. YMMV.
Wow you all are thick. The reporting was that Robert's asked him to mask up. No mention of Sotomayor asking him to mask. So she correctly came out with a statement that she had not asked him to mask. Both the reporter and Sotomayor are being truthful here. We should be very concerned at all this effort to gaslight.
You're actually calling others "thick"? And accusing others of "gaslighting"? Maybe take a look in the mirror. JFC. Roberts said:
“I did not request Justice Gorsuch or any other Justice to wear a mask on the bench,” the statement from Roberts said.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nina Totenberg is a well-respected journalist. Fox employs liars and hacks. Enough said.
Sorry - I'm taking the word of three of the best legal minds in our country over some reporter. YMMV.
Wow you all are thick. The reporting was that Robert's asked him to mask up. No mention of Sotomayor asking him to mask. So she correctly came out with a statement that she had not asked him to mask. Both the reporter and Sotomayor are being truthful here. We should be very concerned at all this effort to gaslight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nina Totenberg is a well-respected journalist. Fox employs liars and hacks. Enough said.
Sorry - I'm taking the word of three of the best legal minds in our country over some reporter. YMMV.
Wow you all are thick. The reporting was that Robert's asked him to mask up. No mention of Sotomayor asking him to mask. So she correctly came out with a statement that she had not asked him to mask. Both the reporter and Sotomayor are being truthful here. We should be very concerned at all this effort to gaslight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nina Totenberg is a well-respected journalist. Fox employs liars and hacks. Enough said.
Sorry - I'm taking the word of three of the best legal minds in our country over some reporter. YMMV.