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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWon't a trump SCOTUS nomination will be seen as an a*s?
By the Left because she accepts and by Right because they want a tool.
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Won't a trump SCOTUS nomination will be seen as an a*s? (Original Post)
Deb
Sep 2020
OP
The Supreme Court already delegitimized itself when it installed George W. Bush in 2000
dalton99a
Sep 2020
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madaboutharry
(40,190 posts)1. It will be a tarnished appointment.
But they don't care. It is all about the power. Ethics, right and wrong, basic decency...none of that matters to these people.
Iliyah
(25,111 posts)2. Majority will view US SC as . . .
partisan and untrustworthy and not the protector of the Constitution.
dalton99a
(81,392 posts)3. The Supreme Court already delegitimized itself when it installed George W. Bush in 2000
and became a de facto arm of the Republican Party
MuseRider
(34,095 posts)5. Exactly
and we do tend to forget that in the midst of all the flinging crap these days.
Chainfire
(17,467 posts)4. Anyone who would accept the nomination, pushed through in the last weeks before the election,
and after McConnell set the rules last time, will have already indicated that they lack moral conviction, or a sense of ethics or fair play. An honorable person would say, no thank you, let the people have a voice in this. So yes, if someone does accept, let them forever be known as an ass.