Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
You don’t need notes, if you have no intention of providing a substantive response.
Except that she’s given substantive answers to every question. As you know.
Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
You don’t need notes, if you have no intention of providing a substantive response.
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She is humble and fair even while Coons tries otherwise.
+1
She has stated over and over that the role of a justice is not to make policy. It is simply to apply the law, as already written. She is right.
That's not what the Supreme Court is for. Does she know that?
Wait: you want the Supreme Court to make policy? Why?
Yes. Democrats want the SC to make policy. THEIR policy. They seem unable to grasp that policy is not the role of the SC.
Uh, Trump said out loud that he wants the SC to confirm his presidency in a contested (or "contested") election.
Can you even hear yourself?
No, he said he wants nine justices in place in case the SC has to decide the election, rather than have it go 4-4. But your version makes for some great outrage, amirite?
Curiously, eight justices in place and 4-4 was just fine and dandy for his last election.
Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
What facts? All I've seen is her deferring to her aides and she "doesn't make policy", so she can't answer a question. You don't need notes for that.
Anonymous wrote:How telling that Barrett needs no notes to express her thoughts. Yet every senator has reams of notes to make their points. She is utterly composed and able to recall facts effortlessly.
It’s amusing - and telling- to see DCUM’s finest calling her “dumb” and “unqualified.”
Anonymous wrote:Under “originalism,” Amy Coney Barrett wouldn’t have had the opportunity to become an attorney or judge, much less be a SCOTUS nominee.