She didn't, but Trump lies and his minions blindly follow him.Where, exactly, did she say what you claimed?
She didn't, but Trump lies and his minions blindly follow him.Where, exactly, did she say what you claimed?
In many cases, it's not so much that they defend him; rather, they just want to wait and see what happens.again, i still have a hard time believing that people actually defend this moron
i believe that about as much as i believed that eddie haskel cared how mrs. cleaver was doing.In many cases, it's not so much that they defend him; rather, they just want to wait and see what happens.
Considering India's ruling party admires Hitler & the Nazis I'm not really surprised he has fans there.shh, nothing to see here.The world hates Trump and he certainly would not want to pry a weapons customer away from his pals in Russia.
India's Prime Minister is definitely an authoritarian.Considering India's ruling party admires Hitler & the Nazis I'm not really surprised he has fans there.
That's a very nice hat you're wearing... and I don't mean that in an Eddie Haskell kind of way.i believe that about as much as i believed that eddie haskel cared how mrs. cleaver was doing.
He probably is somewhat ambivalent, as it's huge crowd of foreigners.Considering India's ruling party admires Hitler & the Nazis I'm not really surprised he has fans there.
Well, Trump knows a lot about tainted jurors. He just watched the impeachment trial.more legitimate differences of opinion for trump to be judged about
Page 6Where, exactly, did she say what you claimed?
I didn't read into the dissent, particularly on page 6, what you did. Look, I consider myself more on the conservative side of the spectrum, but the last thing I want is a supreme court made up of entirely one party, or a majority that is in lockstep with EVERYTHING the POTUS wants, regardless of party.Page 6
Hard to read something that isn't there. Sotomayor has legitimate concerns.I didn't read into the dissent, particularly on page 6, what you did. Look, I consider myself more on the conservative side of the spectrum, but the last thing I want is a supreme court made up of entirely one party, or a majority that is in lockstep with EVERYTHING the POTUS wants, regardless of party.
I want the SC to be as impartial and constitutionally sound as humanly possible...decisions will be delivered that I disagree with, but I am not conceited enough to think that I am always right
If RBG passes, and another conservative judge is appointed...not a good thing as far as checks and balances...although that is the sole reason, I believe, many conservatives continue to vehemently support PDJT.
The thing is though, particularly when it comes to security/immigration judges gave obama wide latitude based on the executive branch having wide latitude on enforcing laws that affected these items, including forcing local communities to accept illegals. Those were rulings I hated based local governments should have more power, (how the freak should washington DC politicians be able to force anyone into a community) however came to understand the concept related to federal executive branch having power in this topic and why something like articles of confederation didn't work. However with Trump lower courts do a 180, base rulings based on what they perceive is in his heart vs the facts contained in orders. Admin calls them out, rulings get smacked down, but yet it is the SC justices that are political lemmings,,,, whatever....I didn't read into the dissent, particularly on page 6, what you did. Look, I consider myself more on the conservative side of the spectrum, but the last thing I want is a supreme court made up of entirely one party, or a majority that is in lockstep with EVERYTHING the POTUS wants, regardless of party.
I want the SC to be as impartial and constitutionally sound as humanly possible...decisions will be delivered that I disagree with, but I am not conceited enough to think that I am always right
If RBG passes, and another conservative judge is appointed...not a good thing as far as checks and balances...although that is the sole reason, I believe, many conservatives continue to vehemently support PDJT.
We've had 3 years and 2 months of "seeing what happens". At this point it is willful ignorance all because he slaps an "R" next to his name and, you know, the sent by God crap.In many cases, it's not so much that they defend him; rather, they just want to wait and see what happens.
good thing we have a bidness man running things. he can root out those mean old employees that are treating him so unfairly
"Hit list" on public employees that are not political appointments, Trump admits it, Trump supporters first deny it and now when faced with proof will support the president anyway. Prove me wrong.The latest comments do not mark the first time the Trump administration has stretched the limits of what is allowable under civil service protections. The number of federal employees proving their agencies took prohibited personnel practices against them reached an all-time high in Trump’s first year in office, according to the Office of Special Counsel. The State Department’s inspector general released two reports this year finding that the department illegally engaged in the political targeting of career employees. Federal law prohibits agencies from discriminating against any employee on the basis of political affiliation, or for any federal official to “coerce any applicant or employee to engage in political activity, or to retaliate against such individuals based on partisan politics.”
Trump has railed against the intelligence community whistleblower who brought a complaint about the president’s call with the president of Ukraine that ultimately led to his impeachment, as well as many of the career and political employees who testified in the ensuing hearings.
During a trip abroad to India on Tuesday, Trump acknowledged the hit lists but downplayed their significance.
“I don't think it's a big problem. I don't think it's very many people,” he said, adding he wants workers who are “loyal to our country.”
but libtards were ok with it when obama did exactly the same and even worse"Hit list" on publix employees that are not political appointments, Trump admits it, Trump supporters first deny it and now when faced with proof will support the president anyway. Prove me wrong.
SCOTUS judges are political appointees, and while most have had political leanings their entire lives, they have generally set their ideology aside and ruled based on the Constitution. Most other judges arounf the country are actual politicians - they are elected - and many are not even required to have a law degree to hold the position. Every elected judge has to lean toward his constituents to keep his/her job. That is the problem that we need to fix, not the SCOTUS.The thing is though, particularly when it comes to security/immigration judges gave obama wide latitude based on the executive branch having wide latitude on enforcing laws that affected these items, including forcing local communities to accept illegals. Those were rulings I hated based local governments should have more power, (how the freak should washington DC politicians be able to force anyone into a community) however came to understand the concept related to federal executive branch having power in this topic and why something like articles of confederation didn't work. However with Trump lower courts do a 180, base rulings based on what they perceive is in his heart vs the facts contained in orders. Admin calls them out, rulings get smacked down, but yet it is the SC justices that are political lemmings,,,, whatever....