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What about Breyer? He's getting close to 80. Don't these people have something better to do in their last lucid years?

Nope. They just hang on circling the drain.

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What about Breyer? He's getting close to 80. Don't these people have something better to do in their last lucid years?

this is a major issue in surpreme nominations. You have to get your political side in and ensure they'll be able to stay a while. Which is why Obama went so young and dumb

 

 

There should be a cut off. 80 years old and you have to step down?

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http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article135280594.html

 

if gorsuch is in place by the time this reaches scotus than we will get a great chance to see what he's about.

 

 

WASHINGTON

Supreme Court justices on Monday cast doubt on a North Carolina law that bans registered sex offenders from using Facebook and other online social media.

Through their questions and statements, justices repeatedly voiced skepticism about the 2008 law now being challenged by Durham, North Carolina, resident and convicted sex offender Lester G. Packingham Jr. A majority appeared ready to rule against the law.

“Does it limit free speech?” Justice Stephen Breyer asked rhetorically.

“Dramatically,” he said.

Justice Elena Kagan was even more pointed, as she hammered North Carolina Senior Deputy Attorney General Robert C. Montgomery with observations about the omnipresence of social media in modern society.

“Everybody uses Twitter,” Kagan noted. “This has become a crucially important channel of political communication.”

Under North Carolina’s law, Kagan added, a registered sex offender “cannot go on the president’s Twitter account to see what the president is saying today.”

The North Carolina law forbids registered sex offenders from accessing “commercial social networking websites” that permit minors to become members. The law specifies what it means by “social networking,” to cover sites that allow communication among users and allow creation of profiles that can include photos or names, among other requirements.

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Kagan. She's the one who never was a judge before B. O. paid her off for shredding his graduate school transcripts with this seat.

lest anyone forget the twist of this is that it was Roy Coopers baby. The same one vehemently against HB2 and railing for liberty for all and the travesty of trannies.

 

He and the state have done wonderful jobs in whitewashing that detail.

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Libs threaten ..................

 

"A Democrat that votes for cloture on Gorsuch is a Democrat voting to overturn Roe... This is absolutely a fight they should be fighting and that we will hold them accountable if they don’t fight it."

A quote from an article at The Hill about threats to primary Senate Democrats who don't fight the Gorsuch confirmation.
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Today’s Associated Press article on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch illustrates the fact that when it comes to judicial matters, most reporters have no idea what they are talking about.



The headline is: “Gorsuch’s environment record: Neither a clear friend nor foe.”



I should hope not! The role of a judge is not to be a “friend” or “foe” of the environment. It is to apply the facts of the case before him to the laws that Congress (or a state legislature) has enacted.



Does the Associated Press really not understand this?


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Of course not. Or should that be of coarse knot? :unsure:

 

Don't ya get it man? A Supreme Court Justice is like a superhero. They're invincible and have super powers. They're all that stands in the way to protect us from all of the harm in the world. Like pollution, and low wages, and people trying to take away our free stuff, and making us pay back our student loans.

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OH, WELL WHEN YOU PUT IT THAT WAY…

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This is a silly smear effort, even for the New York Times. The first three grafs really do amount to nothing more than “lawyer did lawyering and speaking gigs for guy who can afford to pay lawyers for lawyering and speaking gigs.” The fourth graf is when we get to the really juicy stuff — Gorsuch’s radical, offensive, and possibly racist statement at one of those speaking gigs:

 

 

If this is the best they’ve got, Senate Democrats would be insane to risk losing the filibuster trying to block Gorsuch.

 

https://pjmedia.com/instapundit/259815/

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Been watching his hearing much of the day. He's dry, but even tempered, and it's evident he's eminently qualified for the bench.

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How the hell did Al Franken become a senator?

 

Voter fraud.

 

 

 

MSNBC Frets Democrats Haven’t ‘Laid a Glove’ on Gorsuch

 

on the other hand.......... :lol:

 

Giddy CNN Swoons Dems Are Giving ‘Testier’ Gorsuch ‘Run for His Money'

 

 

Perplexed Totenberg: Gorsuch ‘Respected,’ Yet ‘Very Conservative'...................How can that be ?? :D

 

 

 

DIANE FEINSTEIN TRIES TO EMBARASSES GORSUCH, EMBARASSES SELF INSTEAD:

 

 

Polite, soft-spoken, in command of the facts — a wise white dude, you might say.

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I like him... If I was going to turn the "evil corner" & become a Republican... I would be a Gorsuch type. A lot of old school ideals... Lives conservative, can think independently. I think you will find him move center left, but not too far crazy left... Just enough to follow his upbringing.

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I like him... If I was going to turn the "evil corner" & become a Republican... I would be a Gorsuch type. A lot of old school ideals... Lives conservative, can think independently. I think you will find him move center left, but not too far crazy left... Just enough to follow his upbringing.

It has nothing to do with him being left or right, he is there to interpret the law which he has argued faithfully today.

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