Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away

[evillawyer]

 

[rocytop2624]

Republicans will deflect and vote it down.

No.

 

[BigOrangeD]

So you believe that free and fair elections are no longer possible in the United States huh.

Nice.

When DEMs are involved, no.

 

[BowlBrother85]

A number that Biden will never reach.

According to 270towin.com, Biden is at 278 and that is not even including Arizona, Florida or North Carolina where he has been showing a consistent (but slight) lead.

 

[AirVol]

Did you call?

 

[AirVol]

According to 270towin.com, Biden is at 278 and that is not even including Arizona, Florida or North Carolina where he has been showing a consistent (but slight) lead.

Good, keep your hopes up.

 

[BigOrangeD]

Never trust a RINO. Lindsey is in it for Lindsey and will do whatever he thinks will get him the most points.

 

[ajvol01]

Maybe Bernie K

You’re right

 

[ajvol01]

I would like to think we could all agree on the examples you gave because they’re morally wrong and would expect any decent human being to stand up against those ideas.

I will clarify my position on Trump. I do not believe he is Presidential and wish someone would take his Twitter account away. However, if you look past his rhetoric, he has done some worthwhile things.

Out of curiosity, what exactly has he specifically done that leads you to believe that his Presidency has been a colossal mistake? If you take a step back and really analyze it. Other than his tweets, shooting off at the mouth and overall lack of professionalism at times he really hasn’t done anything different from other Presidents.

In your opinion, do you think if the media had shown a little more respect to the title of President rather than spewing hate towards Trump would he have changed his tune.

Every President in the past has had to face difficulties from the media and yes, that comes with the territory but even with those dissenting opinions. I’ve never seen such blatant disrespect for a President no matter which political party they were. It’s a two way street.

He beat Hillary

 

[evillawyer]

 

[BowlBrother85]

Never trust a RINO. Lindsey is in it for Lindsey and will do whatever he thinks will get him the most points.

He is also in a surprisingly close race where his opponent has outraised him. He probably doesn't want a vote before the election either.

 

[Orangeburst]

You’re right

It was Byner that fumbled and not Mack a I said. Big bruisers.

 

[MontyPython]

When DEMs are involved, no.

So all past elections involving democrats had not been free and fair. Got it.

Enjoy the Kool Aid.

 

[BowlBrother85]

I guarantee you that Gardner doesn't want a vote before the election. Trump is not popular in Colorado at all right now.

 

[BigOrangeD]

He is also in a surprisingly close race where his opponent has outraised him. He probably doesn't want a vote before the election either.

Maybe so, but I'm not sure I believe the polls. My guess is he will win by a substantial margin.

 

[Orangeburst]

Good, keep your hopes up.

Lets get this straight. Dems say Trump should not do it as it will hurt the R election campaigns and yet all we hear is Biden and a Dem Senate are a sure thing already.

 

[BigOrangeD]

So all past elections involving democrats had not been free and fair. Got it.

Enjoy the Kool Aid.

Definitely not fair in many places. We had Black Panther Voter Intimidation in Philly, Ballot manipulation in Broward County, Uncounted ballots in New York in a DEM primary, etc.

 

[Sea Ray]

There will not be any appointee until after the election.

There'll be an appointee next week

 

[landscapingvol]

... with a few exceptions, those Dems (such as Jesse Helms) switched sides following the Civil Rights movement. And you know that, what a weak thing to say.

They switched sides because it benefited them politically not because they had some spiritual reawakening. I thought all racists had to be called out for their transgressions and removed from history?

 

[Carl Pickens]

Yeah, but it's all good. Trump has the United States Attorney General acting as his personal defense counsel now.

But liberals believe everything they hear and are too stupid to figure out how smear tactics work

 

[BigOrangeD]

Yeah, but it's all good. Trump has the United States Attorney General acting as his personal defense counsel now.

Eric Holder was Obama's wingman, remember?

 

[Sea Ray]

In addition to Murkowski, I can see Romney and Collins saying no vote until an election

After Collins loses her election she can vote yes on a Trump nominee

 

[BigOrangeD]

That's expected. He's in a liberal Blue state.

 

[Septic]

This thread is gross.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Lets get this straight. Dems say Trump should not do it as it will hurt the R election campaigns and yet all we hear is Biden and a Dem Senate are a sure thing already.

Collins in Maine and McSally in Arizona are toast no matter what, so they might as well go ahead and vote to confirm... a loss is a loss. Corey Gardner in Colorado stands the most to lose if Trump and McConnell do go forward with a vote before the election. He has a chance against Hickenlooper, but there is no way he wants to defend this vote before the election.