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Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
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Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The D's are now claiming if they get in they will pack the court with more than 9.
That should scare any moderate to heck, which plays to Trumps favor. (Besides Trump hasn't nominated any hacks unlike Obama did.)
Dummies!
That should scare any moderate to heck, which plays to Trumps favor. (Besides Trump hasn't nominated any hacks unlike Obama did.)
Dummies!
Ask not what your country can do FOR you; ask what they are about to do TO YOU!!
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
I again have to quote Hillary Clinton the day Scalia died:
Couldn't have said it better myselfElections have consequences. The president has a responsibility to nominate a new justice and the Senate has has a responsibility to vote.
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Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The President does have the responsibility!
What the Senate does with it from there is out of his control.
Now Pelosi is talking a second impeachment to stop the nomination. Again, this should annoy moderates.
Ask not what your country can do FOR you; ask what they are about to do TO YOU!!
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
I think Pelosi might have fewer marbles rolling around in her head than does Biden.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
That was also with 9 months to go rather than 2.
Donald Trump… In your guts you know he’s nuts.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The amount of time, 9 or 2 months makes no difference. With an election that is almost a lock to be contested a full court is necessary, so speed is of the essence. America is tiring of Dems spending their time and money trying to get Trump out of office. If they try the impeachment gambit again it will surely bite them on the ass in more ways than one. They need to accept that a nominee will be put forth to the Senate to confirm or not. Whomever wins in November will have one or two seats to fill.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
2 months or 9 months is irrelevant. The Constitutional duty remains. As I said, I thought the Republicans in 2016 ultimately should have allowed a floor vote on Obama's nomination.
Now back to the impeachment question - that raises an interesting procedural question. What would happen if the Dems somehow were successful in impeaching Trump right before the election or even during the lame duck session but he won? Would he ultimately get the Presidency back on inauguration day?
Now back to the impeachment question - that raises an interesting procedural question. What would happen if the Dems somehow were successful in impeaching Trump right before the election or even during the lame duck session but he won? Would he ultimately get the Presidency back on inauguration day?
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
No because the stipulation of a conviction is not being allowed to hold office again. So I guess hello Pence.bmw wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:14 pm 2 months or 9 months is irrelevant. The Constitutional duty remains. As I said, I thought the Republicans in 2016 ultimately should have allowed a floor vote on Obama's nomination.
Now back to the impeachment question - that raises an interesting procedural question. What would happen if the Dems somehow were successful in impeaching Trump right before the election or even during the lame duck session but he won? Would he ultimately get the Presidency back on inauguration day?
They won’t try to impeach him though. What’ll probably happen is that they will sue arguing and gum it up until after the election or ask Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth McDonough to make a ruling on whether McConnell changed precedent which is what the senate operates on when he did the Garland stonewalling. They have a strong chance that she would agree that putting a nomination forth At this time for a vote violates precedent. Not so good. So they aren’t as helpless as we think.
As for america getting tired of going after Trump. Conservatives may be tired of it but most objective measures indicate he’s gonna be a one term guy. That in itself indicates you are incorrect.
Donald Trump… In your guts you know he’s nuts.
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Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
Where was this sense of Constitutional responsibility from Moscow Mitch 4 years ago?
They/them, non-binary and proud.
Remember that “2000 Mules” was concocted by a circus of elephants.
The right needs to stop worry about what’s between people’s legs. Instead, they should focus on what’s between their ears.
Audacity sucks.
Remember that “2000 Mules” was concocted by a circus of elephants.
The right needs to stop worry about what’s between people’s legs. Instead, they should focus on what’s between their ears.
Audacity sucks.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
Constitution is pretty clear here. 1. The President shall nominate. 2. The Senate shall advise and consent.
It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate unless there is an election upcoming. It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate except in the last year in office.
Obama nominated in his last year in office, as he should. In that case, the Senate led Mitch M. withheld their consent as is their constitutionally mandated right.
It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate unless there is an election upcoming. It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate except in the last year in office.
Obama nominated in his last year in office, as he should. In that case, the Senate led Mitch M. withheld their consent as is their constitutionally mandated right.
New York and Chicago were all in with respect to their sanctuary status — until they were hit with the challenge of actually providing sanctuary. In other words, typical liberal hypocrisy.
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Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
Bazinga!
Ask not what your country can do FOR you; ask what they are about to do TO YOU!!
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
But the senate operates on precedents that the full senate has to vote on changing. If he wants to go ahead with the this then the democrats can force a vote on a rule change. They still need 60 to do that.Bryce wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:43 pm Constitution is pretty clear here. 1. The President shall nominate. 2. The Senate shall advise and consent.
It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate unless there is an election upcoming. It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate except in the last year in office.
Obama nominated in his last year in office, as he should. In that case, the Senate led Mitch M. withheld their consent as is their constitutionally mandated right.
Donald Trump… In your guts you know he’s nuts.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The Senate may operate on Senatorial precident, but they are not mandated by the constitution to do so. They are mandated to give consent on a high court pick. Witholding consent is within their mandate as is giving consent. Timing is NOT in the mandate.Rate This wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:59 pmBut the senate operates on precedents that the full senate has to vote on changing. If he wants to go ahead with the this then the democrats can force a vote on a rule change. They still need 60 to do that.Bryce wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:43 pm Constitution is pretty clear here. 1. The President shall nominate. 2. The Senate shall advise and consent.
It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate unless there is an election upcoming. It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate except in the last year in office.
Obama nominated in his last year in office, as he should. In that case, the Senate led Mitch M. withheld their consent as is their constitutionally mandated right.
Neither, is there anything about the President not fulfilling his duty of office in the last year of his term. The people elected him for four years. He gets to serve for four years unless removed from office.
New York and Chicago were all in with respect to their sanctuary status — until they were hit with the challenge of actually providing sanctuary. In other words, typical liberal hypocrisy.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The constitution is the framework... the meat of the way things work is all the precedents and rules and procedures. Those determine how the railroad is going to run.Bryce wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 5:11 pmThe Senate may operate on Senatorial precident, but they are not mandated by the constitution to do so. They are mandated to give consent on a high court pick. Witholding consent is within their mandate as is giving consent. Timing is NOT in the mandate.Rate This wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:59 pmBut the senate operates on precedents that the full senate has to vote on changing. If he wants to go ahead with the this then the democrats can force a vote on a rule change. They still need 60 to do that.Bryce wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 4:43 pm Constitution is pretty clear here. 1. The President shall nominate. 2. The Senate shall advise and consent.
It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate unless there is an election upcoming. It DOESN'T say the President shall nominate except in the last year in office.
Obama nominated in his last year in office, as he should. In that case, the Senate led Mitch M. withheld their consent as is their constitutionally mandated right.
Neither, is there anything about the President not fulfilling his duty of office in the last year of his term. The people elected him for four years. He gets to serve for four years unless removed from office.
Donald Trump… In your guts you know he’s nuts.
Re: Trump to name next Supreme Court Justice soon
The difference today compared to not that long ago is that the Senate now makes its advise and consent decisions based purely on politics rather than on qualifications.
Remember these votes?
98-0 John Paul Stevens
99-0 Sandra Day O'Connor
98-0 Antonin Scalia
97-0 Anthony Kennedy
90-9 David Souter
96-3 RBG
87-9 Stephen Bryer
Sure, there were exceptions (Bork and Thomas), but most judges were confirmed with flying colors.
Then when GW Bush took office it all went downhill from there. Every nomination this century has received at least 22 "no" votes.
Remember these votes?
98-0 John Paul Stevens
99-0 Sandra Day O'Connor
98-0 Antonin Scalia
97-0 Anthony Kennedy
90-9 David Souter
96-3 RBG
87-9 Stephen Bryer
Sure, there were exceptions (Bork and Thomas), but most judges were confirmed with flying colors.
Then when GW Bush took office it all went downhill from there. Every nomination this century has received at least 22 "no" votes.