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Thursday, August 02, 2018

Irrelevant senators suggest Kavanaugh will make Trump a king

Democrat lawmakers rallied with nearly a dozen liberal advocacy groups on Capitol Hill Wednesday to protest Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, warning he would turn President Trump into a monarch and destroy American democracy.

The lawmakers complained that Judge Kavanaugh has shown a skepticism toward criminal prosecution of a sitting president — and said that’s a dangerous attitude to have on the Supreme Court with Mr. Trump in office and under investigation.

“I see a Constitution with checks and balances, but Kanavaugh doesn’t, so let’s send him to serve in some country that has a kingdom and a king,” said Sen. Jeff Merkley, Oregon Democrat.

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8 comments:

  1. What do Democrats know about democracy, except how to twist its meaning to suit their own agendas?

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  2. Kings are born, not made, unless they pull a sword out of a stone.

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  3. If President Trump nominated Joe Biden as a Supreme Court judge the Democrats and the media would find something wrong with that.

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  4. So, the Democrats are "for the Constitution", but not for a Constitutionalist SCOTUS Judge?

    Your TDS is flaring up again, Jeff.

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  5. Schmuck Tumor is a reliable weathervane; whatever he advocates is 180 degrees from the right and practical course. NY has had some excellent senators across time. What a travesty that this windbag was ever elected.

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  6. Trump is above the law . Who cares anymore

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  7. You could put Jesus Christ up for the supreme Court and DemocRATS would still complai.

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  8. 1:14 PM - We can add eight years of wasted space while Hillary was a NY senator. I still feel sorry for the voters north of Westchester County, who were told that 300,000 jobs were coming as a result of her election, which turned into, instead, a loss of 70,000 jobs. I don't think that Hillary will be on the Senatorial Wall of Fame for New York State.

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