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The passing of Justice Antonin Scalia today is a great loss for America. May we never lose the contributions he bequeathed us - a firm belief in Constitutional government and passionate dedication to justice. Prayers are with his family.
"A great loss for America?" Really?
Like I said I feel badly for Scalia's family, but I think a large number of Americans feel as if a new day has dawned, and that progress is now within our grasp.
Which is apparently something that Palin fears might be true:
Let's hope they are sincerely committed to this!
Posted by Sarah Palin on Saturday, February 13, 2016
THIS is how Palin, and a whole lot of her fellow conservatives, pay their respect to the Founding Fathers.
But hey, at least she has not accused Obama of having Scalia murdered.
Well at least not yet.
And you all thought the biggest bang for your entertainment dollar was watching the GOP debates.
That is going to be NOTHING when compared to this fight over replacing Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
NOTHING!
Who Might Be on President Obama’s Short List for Supreme Court
ReplyDeletehttp://lawnewz.com/high-profile/who-might-be-on-president-obamas-short-list-for-supreme-court/
Hello Sarah Palin. Here is the question you haven't answered.
ReplyDeleteWhy were you forced to resign so suddenly?
Want to talk about your secret deals as governor? Talk about any of the secret deals you made before the deal that let you resign on July 3? Or that last deal?
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by all means Sarah! Whose money is it again?
Deletesecret dills, fixed it.
Deletelol what is going to happen when she and the State of Alaska has to give that HUGE money back? can anyone say Great Depression V 2.0
DeleteGo on now Sarah tell all how it's God's Will
or tell us why that buddy Pimp of Todd's was busted for prostitution and 138 grams of meth plus heroin? Gee Sarah your world is crumbling around you Klondike Kate!
DeleteColor me confused but how is waiting until after the election giving the American people a voice? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the American people have a voice by virtue of the last election. Do they honestly think a Republican is a shoe-in come November?
ReplyDeleteSheesh
With less than 1 year to end of his presidency, Ronald Reagan nominates Anthony Kennedy to the Supreme Court.
Deletehttp://www.nytimes.com/1987/11/12/us/reagan-nominates-anthony-kennedy-to-supreme-court.html?pagewanted=all
correction - Reagan nominated with less than a year to the next election.
DeleteHave you NOT been paying attention?
DeleteElections ONLY count when Republicans win! And a one-vote win counts as a landslide IF it's in the GOP candidate's favor.
Anything bad that happens before or after a Democrat's term in office is his/her fault, but anything bad that happens in a Republican's term is totally NOT their responsibility. It's all very simple really.
If a Democrat wins in November, they will find another excuse to postpone, manipulate or otherwise control the SCOTUS selection.
Newt Gingrich even suggested that Obama nominate a conservative replacement so that he or she would be confirmed easily. (President Obama nearly choked on his dinner when someone told him that little tidbit.)
They're pretty confident in their gerrymandering, voter disenfranchisement and other vote manipulation.
DeleteI'm tired of hearing people say "the American people need to be able to pick who chooses the next Supreme Court justice"
ReplyDeleteThe American people already did this back in 2012 when they elected Barack Obama to another FOUR YEAR TERM!!
This is absolute pure BS. They don't care that the Supreme Court will be incomplete for an entire year. Every decision for the next year will be a 4-4 tie...Which if I understand correctly means the lower court's decision stays. Basically making the Supreme Court pointless for the next year.
But the American taxpayer still pay them and their staffs. Talk about a waste of $.
DeleteKennedy has always been a swing vote. You can't tell which way he might go.This might be the time to bring back Citizens United if a lower court rescinds it.
DeleteThe photo at the top of this article must be Sarah's head Photoshopped onto someone else's body -- Sarah NEVER wears clothes that neat and appropriate.
ReplyDeleteThat was taken years ago when she and Piper were on the "family vacation" bus tour.WHen she gave her infamous Paul Revere warning the British speech.
DeleteIt must be from the 08 campaign, when she was dressed by professional stylists, and when she had the perfect opportunity to learn how to dress appropriately. Stupid, provincial Sarah. Never learns anything.
DeleteIt was from the great bus tour. Probably the first time that Sarah Palin had actually been to the National Archives in DC.
DeleteHer parents did not give her the proper upbringing.
For many of us raised in AK, vacations to the important American institutions were a very important part of our education. Smithsonian Museums, Library of Congress, Supreme Court and visiting the Capitol to see Congress in session, Philadelphia, Liberty Bell, Boston Harbor, Civil War battlefields both North and South.
Sarah Palin's parents never did any of that during her formative years, and in turn she never did any of the important, educational and informative travel with her children. So many things for her were new, during the McCain Campaign and then on her bus tour. She was raised in a very provincial environment and knew not much about the big wide world.
Living in Alaska is more of an excuse to travel and see the world than just hunkering down here and remaining ignorant., which is how the Heath/Palins tend to live. This is a great place to call home, but there's a big wide world out there to see and experience.
Both my senators Klobuchar and Franken are on the Judiciary comm. They won't back down.
ReplyDeleteThey are my senators, too. Klobuchar has a strong background in the justice system and she would be a great Supreme Court justice.
DeleteI don't know where you live in MN but dang, you guys are having some cold and snow and this Alaskan is very happy that you are having it instead of us!
DeleteMy senators too and I am proud and grateful for both of them.
DeleteLast year we didn't have enough snow to get the snowblower fired up but we made up for it this year and I am checking prices and schedules for a week in Mexico.
I'm very envious, I must admit. The junior Senator from my state is one Rafael Cruz. He really sucks.
DeleteI join in your misery, Cruz and Cornyn both suck, but Cruz takes the cake on sucking!
DeleteSince we know for a fact that Sarah (and possibly Bristol) indulge in this drug, I thought this article was a real eye opener on their behavior:
ReplyDeleteAdderall is virtually identical to Meth
...It took me nearly 20 years and dozens of scientific publications in the area of drug use to recognize my own biases around methamphetamine. I can only hope that you don’t require as much time and scientific activity in order to understand that the Adderall you or your loved one takes each day is essentially the same drug as meth.
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/adderall-is-virtually-identical-to-meth-and-heres-how-i-found-out/
That article is very misleading and has numerous holes in it that can be disproven by someone with a better command of the facts than the author. I have a Masters in Chemistry and have been a RPh in three states for over ten years. It really annoys me to see foolishness such as this taken for fact.
DeleteRitalin is the pharmaceutical match to METH!
Deletelook up the pharmaceutical name of it!
Munchhausen Syndrome by Proxy for Money?
DeleteHow is England these days anyways? Sarah?
Bernie Sanders Slams Republicans For Unprecedented Obstruction Of Obama Supreme Court Pick
ReplyDelete...SANDERS: Well, I’ll say, John, it is beyond my comprehension and it just speaks to the unbelievable level and unprecedented level of Republican obstructionism against Obama from day one. This is not something that is in debate. The Constitution of the United States of America provides that the president appoints, nominates a Supreme Court justice. And then the Senate holds hearings and deliberation and votes on whether or not to approve that nomination.
The idea that Republicans want to deny the president of the United States his basic constitutional right is beyond my comprehension. So I will do everything that I can to make sure that when the president makes his nomination, the Senate goes forward in as speedy a process as possible, holds the necessary hearings and hopefully appoints and selects the president — the Supreme Court justice that the president nominates.
http://www.politicususa.com/2016/02/14/bernie-sanders-confident-flip-hillary-clintons-superdelegates.html
Fuck Bernie, he said last week that everything was President Obama's fault. Fuck Bernie and his dopehead followers.
Delete@4:55, thank you!
DeleteCan you imagine? They would be losing their sh*t if this were reversed with a Dem Senate and GOP Prez and the Senate said, out loud, that they would refuse to do their constitutional duty. LOSE. THEIR. SH*T.
ReplyDeleteWhere does it say in the Constitution that a sitting President may not appoint a new justice if they are in their last year in office with 341 days to go?
ReplyDeleteThe longest time for a judicial nomination to be approved is 184 days. Good luck to the GOP to obstruct to nearly twice that.
DeleteIt's in the Special Republican Constitution.
DeleteThere's lots of room in that one because the only parts in it are the tiny bits of the First Amendment that, when properly strung together, allow them to tell everyone what religion to follow and the Blessed, Sacred Second Amendment (minus that pesky 'well-regulated militia' stuff, of course).
They always carry it around with them along with the Special Republican Bible which leaves out all those silly socialist-y bits about caring for your fellow man.
It seemed okay to the GOP when Ronnie Raygun appointed Scalia during his last yr in office.
DeleteAll 'empty noggin' little Sarah Palin does is parrot the latest insanity coming out of the right wing echo chamber and hide behind social media. How's the revenue from SarahPAC holding up child? I hear there are fewer fools to fleece camped out there. What's a vapid grifter to do?
ReplyDeleteWow look at Sarah's big titties. Dem fake puppies are huge!
ReplyDeleteSarah
ReplyDeleteSarah Palin
"the American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice."
ReplyDeleteExactly. And that voice of the American people was heard when we elected President Obama overwhelmingly.
Republican's are nothing but a bunch of fucking hypocrites.
ReplyDeleteThey blah, blah, blah about the constitution and patriotism but really, all they care about is politics.
They control congress, a lot of the courts and most of the media and they're still mad as hell and whining about being under attack because they don't have the presidency.
Mark my words, if the republicans don't win POTUS in 2016 they'll move to take away as much executive power as they can. If they can't win the election fair and square they'll try and undermine it, all while waving the constitution and swearing up and down that Tom Jefferson and God are on their side. Modern republicans care about one thing: POWER. It's their way or the highway.
They have vowed from the beginning of Obama's presidency to obstruct all of his agenda and appointments and the country be damned (even in the middle of the effing economic crisis). Why should we expect anything less now?
Republican's mistake partisanship for patriotism and the results are treasonous.
I have no doubt that in the event of a SCOTUS vacancy, an outgoing Republican president would nominate a replacement at 11:59 AM on inauguration day. The hypocrisy of these clowns is astounding.
ReplyDelete"Bequeathed us?" That is hardly her use of English words! Someone wrote it for her!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be fun to ask her specific question about the Constitution and Bill of Rights? Bet she'd flunk big time!
Yup. Look at how she got Paul Revere wrong and she was just off the tour. The woman is ignorant.
DeleteYes, you are right. If she had written it, this is how it would look...
Delete"May we never lose the contributions that he who Ronald Reagan entrusted with the honor and privilege of sitting on the Supreme Court joining the others, they who would aspire to greatness with the weight of momentous decisions entrusted to them bequeathed us..."
Actually, I think Sarah must have learned a new word a few weeks back when she acknowledged the "elephant in the room". She used the word "bequeathed" during the speech when we all learned President Obama was the reason that Track beat up Jordan.
Deletesounds like she has been reading wills!
DeleteBequeath is a legal term in reading of wills and estate matters! So now who died Sarah?
Or is she reciting the one that is about that HUGE account and that Russian royal?
Older photo!
ReplyDeleteYeah, Palin the talking twit needs to sit down and STFU, for real.
ReplyDeleteThe Guardian:
ReplyDeleteWhat happens when the supreme court has eight justices – and it deadlocks?
With an eight-justice court, a majority decision requires a 5-3 vote. If the supreme court is deadlocked 4-4, the lower court’s decision in the case is upheld but it does not create a legal precedent....
“The best way to say it, if it’s 4-4, it’s as if the court had never even heard the case,” said Russell Wheeler, a federal courts expert at the Brookings Institution. “The decision below stands, but it has no precedential value.
Read more at:
http://www.theguardian.com/law/2016/feb/14/supreme-court-vote-eight-justices-deadlock-nomination-scalia-obama
Gryphen, I just want to say... YOU ARE THE BEST! All your posts have been on fire lately! But your Sarah Palin posts contain such special, delicious, exquisite snark that I read them in absolute awe. Bowing to the master!
ReplyDeleteI second that!
DeleteI third it! This blog is the best part of my morning...well, neck & neck with the espresso-strength coffee we make around here.
DeleteThe timing of Scalia's death leaves Pres. Obama and the Senate plenty of time to do their Constitutional duties and fill the Supreme Court vacancy. Palin's stance belies her claimed belief in both a Sovereign God and the Constitution. Why is she not crying out and asking God why he didn't keep Scalia around until October? Why isn't she questioning what would appear to a true believer as a rebuke of their politics?
ReplyDeleteRepublicans love and respect the Constitution
ReplyDeletejust as long as it is convenient to do so.
Reading the body language of that bony, balled up fist: "Damn I wish I could read."
ReplyDelete"Damn I wish someone would summarize this so I can "talk smart" and they won't know I don't know how to read!"
DeleteFixed it for you.
She's like "why are all the s's written like f's, and then she actually tries to read it in her 3rd grade level as if the s's are really f's.
DeleteHooked on phonics is even too advanced for this retard.
Halcro! I bet he understands all this old-timey worded twatwaffling! Like that is something voters or bloggers care about.
DeleteShows how much that matters, he never got to be governor. Look where he is now.
I think there's pretty good odds that the nominee will be a qualified Hispanic or African American - perfect timing for the Presidential and Senate reelection campaigns. As Griffin says, get your popcorn ready for the big show while the Republicans anguish over potential alienation of those constituencies.
ReplyDeleteThe top of the list is Sri Srinivasan.
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Srinivasan
Not black, not hispanic, but Indian.
3:43 - I've read that name in a lot of places in the last 24 hours. Since he was confirmed as a federal circuit court judge unanimously (97-0) only three years ago, it would be very difficult for the Republicans to suddenly claim he's not qualified.
DeleteHow hypocritical is Mitch McConnell? Today I have seen this 2005 quote from him in a number of sites. Sarah might want to read it and maybe she will, being as she seems to be a regular here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/2/13/1484831/-Sen-Mitch-McConnell-in-2005-The-President-and-the-President-alone-nominates-judges
I hope this gets thrown in his face over and over and over. He was right in 2005 of course.
God I wish that an autopsy was performed. Evidently the family is standing in the way of it. What are they so afraid would be made public? Trust me, no Democrat would mind a autopsy with full disclosure.
ReplyDeleteScalia was 79 years old. Some people do die of natural causes. Even if an autopsy was performed, the knuckle draggers wouldn't believe the results.
DeleteMany people see an autopsy as a gross invasion of their loved one. He's old and gonna die soon and may even have some health issues we are not privy to.
DeletePlease let the widow grieve. If there is no legal reason to have an autopsy.
Although, personally I've always seen the law's assumption that an old sick person didn't need an autopsy as an easy way for a tired or greedy caretaker to send Granny and Gramps off early just to get rid of them. No autopsy, no proof of murder.
He's 79. He died of being elderly. They don't want their loved one cut apart. I wouldn't want my parent autopsied at 79 for the benefit of total strangers and their morbid curiosity.
DeleteWhat do you think an autopsy would find? Scalia was obese and a heart attack waiting to happen.
DeleteViagra overdose?
DeleteHe was 79 and not in the best of health. There is no reason to suspect anything other than natural causes. Even if there were something potentially embarrassing about his death, who cares? The great braying public does not have the right to know every single personal detail about the man's death.
DeleteIf I were a family member, I would say bite me to anyone on the left or right demanding an autopsy, the results of which they would claim were fraudulent anyway.
For the record, I loathed Scalia through and through.
Sudden recto-cranial insertion?
Delete5:32 HAHAHAHAHAHA! Viagra and maybe some auto-eroticism that went too far, ala David Carradine? Yeh, no autopsy cuz he's old, my ass.
DeleteI actually could understand the argument if a justice were to die in an election year in, say, November or December, AFTER the opposition party knew they were going to take over in January.
ReplyDeleteBut to argue that Obama doesn't have the right and the duty to act now, almost a year before he leaves office? Is ridiculous.
They have refused to respect the legitimacy of the Obama administration since day one. F-ing traitors, the whole lot.
God sure is having fun at the expense of the Republicans isn't He?
DeleteBusiness Insider:
ReplyDeleteA huge upcoming Supreme Court case could lead to an incredibly rare phenomenon
Brett LoGiurato
Jun. 29, 2015, 4:14 PM
.... That leaves the Supreme Court with eight justices to hear and decide on the case this time around. In 2013, the court largely kicked the can down the road. By a 7-1 decision, the high court agreed to send the case back to a lower court for it to rehear it with stricter scrutiny.
But the Supreme Court taking up the case again suggests it may be ready to hand down a major decision on affirmative-action programs.
And that raises the specter of a decision divided along ideological lines at the court. So, what happens in the event of a 4-4 tie?
"If the Court divides 4-4 the lower court opinion is affirmed without creating any Supreme Court precedent," said Jeffrey Fisher, a professor of law at Stanford University ....
http://www.businessinsider.com/what-happens-if-theres-a-4-4-tie-at-supreme-court-2015-6
Here's a funny scenario: Senate delays SC nomination until after the election. Clinton wins over Trump, and Democrats win back the Senate. Clinton appoints Obama after she is sworn in. GOP overplays their hand and get scewed in the end. HAHAHAHA
DeleteThe bitch looks really good in stripes. I hope she's wearing them someday soon. Mopping floors and cleaning toilets/urinals. And her cell mate would be Todd. (Have you seen Todd). We can only hope.
ReplyDeleteAround America fags are half-staffed upon the announcement of Scalia's death.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, you should be dancin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaXdTe2TYhs
Such a wonderful image in my mind about America fags being half staffed and then we should all dance! I love it!
Deletelol!
DeleteJust like when Raygun shuffled off.
Obviously Sarah Palin and the rest of the GOP have forgotten that "we, the people" gave President Obama the authority to act as our president until the next president is sworn in on January 20, 2017. A minor detail for them. A really important one for the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteBeaglemom
$arah is trying anything, everything to stay relevant and 'in the news.' Next, BrisDull will opine about Scalia's many judicial decisions and offer theories about future potential Supreme Court appointees. LOL LOL
ReplyDeleteI'll wager ol' $pewrah will not be on the campaign trail again also too.
Sarah Palin why are you on Facebook talking about things you don't know?
ReplyDeleteYou have a situation at home. More like several situations.
Bristol has two kids, never been married, doesn't know who is the sperm donor of the second one.
Track is drunk and loose in Wasilla with an arsenal at home. Will Track plead innocent or guilty? What's his excuse for Domestic Violence?
Jordan Loewe and Britta Hanson are worried about Track going after them.
Todd is a pussy and is not involved
Piper is not sure what to do.
And Sarah is on her facebook worried about the Supreme Court.
Sarah you have problems at home to worry about. Stay away from the lower 48.
That's four kids, and YES, Sarah, you raised your children to be who they are that we have seen over and over.
DeleteAt this point, your consistent diatribe on the correct way to run a country and the world is knee-slap howling worthy.
You go, girl.
O/T Has everyone already viewed this 50-minute short film starring Johnny Depp as Donald Trump? It's free!!!! And a parody!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.funnyordie.com/videos/ad38087bac/donald-trump-art-of-the-deal-movie?_cc=__d___&_ccid=038031b213f31185
Jesus H Christ, Two nutjobs in one post. My gut tells me Scalia was murdered. Hey Alex, my gut tells me you're in need of a gut transplant. "Emergency transmission"??? WTF is the emergency? A guy days away from his 80th birthday died mercifully in his sleep and you're already on Code Red, not even the candidates came close to calling it murder, but then they were busy ripping each other to shreds.
ReplyDeleteOh, Sarah Daaaaaaarlin', we all know you've visited the constitution center with your vacation pal, sock em in the nuts Piper. You don't have to go picking an old photo for proof. Any photos of you licking your combat vet son's tattoos? And of course you did, because everything in the world is about you. Poor Antonin just rolled over in his air conditioned temporary stainless steel drawer. Show a little respect. BTW Obama's going to do his job, you remember what a job is? And it's within the document you stared at, acting like you were reading it, while a paid shill was taking photos and selling them on the net. Now you can't give it away, crazy lady. Read your constitution, or have someone read it to you. Poor thing is lost without RAM.
Obama had Scalia murdered?
ReplyDeleteJezebel:
Loopy Conspiracist Alex Jones Thinks Justice Scalia Was Murdered (Because His 'Gut' Told Him So)
...... Sure enough, Jones posted a video to the InfoWars Facebook page—or, according to Jones, an “emergency transmission”—in which he claimed that Scalia had been murdered by the current presidential administration:
“The question is, was Antonin Scalia murdered? And the answer to that is, has the Bill of Rights and Constitution been murdered? Has it been reported that members of the Supreme Court have been blackmailed? Yes it has.”
In the video, Jones was quick to name Obama’s incentive for “murdering” Scalia in his conspiracy scenario: An “unprecendented power [grab] during his last year in office.”
Jones went on to challenge the ruling that the 79-year-old justice had died from natural causes (which was then clarified as a heart attack), declaring the term “natural causes” a euphemism.
“And I wish it was natural cause, but man, my gut tells me no,” Jones continued. “And if this is an assassination, this signifies that they are dropping the hammer.” .....
http://jezebel.com/loopy-conspiracist-alex-jones-thinks-justice-scalia-was-1759108178
It sounds like a plot from "The Pelican Brief".
DeleteIt sounds like a plot from "The Funny Farm."
DeletePuh-leeze.
DeleteVERY OFF-TOPIC: We all know Bristol worships at the feet of the Kardashians. She fancies herself as Kim Kardashian, even to the point of trying her best to look and dress like her.
ReplyDeleteTurns out that Kim Kartrashians husband Kanye West is $53 MILLION IN DEBT.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/14/entertainment/kanye-west-life-of-pablo-snl-feat/index.html
Kanye has some serious mental and emotional issues, not even counting his 53 million in debt for that 3 years of the "Yeezy" homeless-looking clothing line.
DeleteThere are so many links today to a twitter rant he went on last night where he is basically screaming for mental health intervention.
It must be hard for a guy like him to wake up one day and realize that he does not have any talent, either musically or as a designer and is losing his ass financially because no one wants to buy his shit.
That being said, he's a giant douche and while I hope he gets the mental help he needs, I also hope he just disappears from popular culture.
Anon at 4:50 pm. I hope that he and the whole Kardashian tribe disappear from popular culture. We'll all be better off.
DeleteBeaglemom
Well now... that would explain Kanye's very bad mood.
DeleteSarah Palin knows nothing about anything. You can be sure she had to google Scalia's wiki page to know anything about him... that is, if she's not still paying Bristol for her googling expertise.
ReplyDeleteLOL
DeleteI see she is using her double Ds to lend a little womph to the conservative blouse.
ReplyDeleteIs it just me or are Sarah's lips moving in that faux-intellectual picture?
ReplyDeleteGryphen, while you're surprised that Palin isn't accusing Obama of murder, I'm surprised the GOP isn't accusing the Chinese of it! After all, Scalia was in China not two weeks ago....
ReplyDeleteWe American's already had a say, we elected President Obama.
ReplyDeleteMy gut tells me that Scalia had a heart attack while taking viagra with a male prostitute in his room.
ReplyDeleteNo, Obama murdered him in his bed. With his bare hands. While he was in CA and the President in DC.
DeleteI think it was just another day of overeating rich and artery-clogging food, drinking, and cigar smoking. He didn't take care of himself at all and overindulged in so many things that he knew wer
DeleteThe GOP are complaining about Obama wanting a new judge. They should be complaining about how Scalia ought to have taken care of himself given his rare position as a court justice with the expectation of many more years of serving on the court and continuing work already started.
What happens if two more Supreme Court Justices die in the next couple of months? Ruth Bader Ginsburg (please, please stay alive!) will be 83 next month, Kennedey is 79, Breyer is 77, and Thomas will be 68 in June. We'll all know that God is sick of the Republicans as much as all of us if that happens. Things always happen in threes.
ReplyDeleteI don't believe there's a God, let alone one that gives a f&k about our politics, or that things always happen in 3s (never has happened re the SC). But definitely join you in hopes nothing happens to the remaining justices.
DeleteI love a good political popcorn munch, but have a hard time viewing this as "entertaining." We are looking at more than a year with a court vacancy (maybe 18 months until a new person is seated if the GOP does manage to delay nomination until the next administration), which means chaos when lower courts have split decisions and SCOTUS comes down 4-4. It also sets a seriously horrible precedent for Republican obstruction -- this is really worse than anything they've tried so far in the judicial branch. The idea that Americans could get used to and accept the idea that a determined bunch of douchebags in the legislative branch should be able to grind all three branches of government to a halt -- it's frightening and not at all fun for me to watch.
ReplyDeleteWith you. I'm scared because it's all guided by irrational, over-the-top hatred of the black man in the Oval Office.
DeleteThis is not entertaining anymore. In fact, those treasonous fuckwads are really starting to pissed me off.
DeleteHappy Valentines Day Gryphen! You are one
ReplyDeletespecial sweetheart and my husband agrees!
He said I could have two sweetie pies
as long as he is first and that the other one is you! xxxx and oooo from both of us.
Don't ever give up! Well, he said just
oooos from him.
Let's caption that photo: "Oh look, Piper, this Constitution has words."
ReplyDeleteThey must have been in a hurry and didn't bother with using a typewriter...It's no wonder the Supreme Court is so confused...who can read chicken scratchings like that? Lets get some Chik-Fil-A. #sp
DeleteAnd even worthy of the Belmonts!
Delete$arah does love her inner constitution.
Which, of course, is lucrative fraud until the courts say she can't.
Wallace reminded Rubio that President Ronald Reagan appointed Anthony Kennedy to the Supreme Court in his final year in office.
ReplyDeletehttp://crooksandliars.com/2016/02/rubio-it-doesnt-really-matter-what-reagan
"It doesn't really matter what Reagan did back in '87," Rubio opined. "I think the president should allow the next president to appoint the justice to the Supreme Court.....(no reason given).
Wallace should have pushed this with a follow up question and the Democrats had better run with this on the campaign trail.
DeleteIf the media were doing their job they would ask ever Republican the same question, not that it would change the mind set of their low information voters, however it might change the minds of some moderate republicans that enough is enough and they would cross over and vote for a Democrat.
Rubio must not understand that President Obama is "THE PRESIDENT" until the next one gets sworn in on January 20, 2017. That's a long time from now.
DeleteBeaglemom
This moment was just precious! Have a sip of agua, Marco.
DeleteSarah the meddler. No one wants your stupid opinion's.
ReplyDeleteWhy do you continue to stick your nose in areas outside of your mental capacity?
You are not relevant whatsoever!
You have no original thought.
You are still and always a whore for money and attention!
I was hoping you have moved on, for good!
And again, I say show me one thing in your personal life or political career, $arah, that would make me pay any attention to you whatsoever.
Delete"Queen Esther" is to laugh.
Why does everything that Reagan has done is worshipped by the Republicans, but his lame duck SC appointment in 1987 does not matter?
ReplyDeleteThis says it all! Elizabeth Warren:
ReplyDeleteHere's Warren's statement in full:
The sudden death of Justice Scalia creates an immediate vacancy on the most important court in the United States.
Senator McConnell is right that the American people should have a voice in the selection of the next Supreme Court justice. In fact, they did — when President Obama won the 2012 election by five million votes.
Article II Section 2 of the Constitution says the President of the United States nominates justices to the Supreme Court, with the advice and consent of the Senate. I can't find a clause that says "...except when there's a year left in the term of a Democratic President."
Senate Republicans took an oath just like Senate Democrats did. Abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself. It would also prove that all the Republican talk about loving the Constitution is just that — empty talk.
http://www.vox.com/2016/2/14/10989416/elizabeth-warren-supreme-court
Where does Sarah get her falsies?
ReplyDeleteThey look so fake and ill-fitting.
Everyone that has Republican senators should send them an email stating shame on you for obstructing what the founding fathers stated in the Constitution and they should be really proud of destroying democracy in the USA.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm ? I wonder ????? Did the photographer give Sarahputzpac permission to use his copywritten material for her fund raising ? It's not like she hasn't done this before !
ReplyDeleteAbout Scalia's death.
ReplyDeleteHe was diagnosed with a heart condition some time ago. He's overweight; I doubt if he exercised much, if at all.
I'm an Advanced Life Support EMT in rural Virginia. In the past two months I have had two identical rescue squad calls:
1. 62 yrs old; heart attack 5 years ago; visiting from Kentucky; complained all day about "tightness in my chest;" wife and friends urged him to call 911; he refused. He got out of bed about 2:00 AM, went to bathroom, wife went back to sleep, found him dead on bathroom floor at 6:30 AM.
2. 75yrs old, heart attack several years ago. Got up from breakfast table, told daughter and granddaughter he felt a little short of breath and slightly nauseated; went into the bathroom, closed door, they heard a "thump," couldn't get the door open because he was lying against it. Son-in-law called us, broke out bathroom window and crawled in from outside -- found him lying dead on floor.
In both cases, autopsy showed massive heart attack due to blockage in several cardiac arteries. That's probably what happened to Scalia.
If he'd been awake, nitroglycerin tablets and a helicopter to a heart cath lab may have saved him.