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09-18-2020 , 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Shuffle
Wrong. They will want the maximum number of votes to decide on legal* matters regarding the election.

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*Since there won't be an undisputed actual result anyway.
McSally, Gardner, Collins probably aren’t going to be on board for that.
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09-18-2020 , 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by StoppedRainingMen
There is absolutely no scenario where the election is resolved in November
There’s also almost no scenario where a Judge gets nominated and appointed that will hear a case in mid-nov. all the Senate races will be resolved by then ldo
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09-18-2020 , 08:43 PM
GOP senators dgaf about Trump
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09-18-2020 , 08:44 PM
Jeanine Pirro is sloshed early tonight!
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09-18-2020 , 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by GodgersWOAT
That appointee won’t be able to do anything for them if they lose in 6 weeks tho.
McConnell can rubber stamp a nominee tomorrow if he wants.
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09-18-2020 , 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by grizy
This may be the smart move politically but Trump won't allow it. Can you imagine Trump refraining from one of his most potent powers?
I think it’s better for Trump that the seat is open. Don’t show up on election day and Biden will appoint Abortion Q. Dragqueen to the S.C.!!
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09-18-2020 , 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
McConnell can rubber stamp a nominee tomorrow if he wants.
Can he?
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09-18-2020 , 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by GodgersWOAT
Can he?
Why couldn't he?
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09-18-2020 , 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Shuffle
They can write whatever rules they want and nominate and confirm Sean Hannity tomorrow if they have 51 votes.
The rule they can't change is that Trump would have to nominate Hannity in this scenario, but other than that, you have it right.
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09-18-2020 , 08:50 PM
This is quite the quagmire. Both sides are going to look like hypocrites.
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09-18-2020 , 08:50 PM
Don’t think he has 51 votes tho. Murk and Mitt are hard NOs.
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09-18-2020 , 08:51 PM
Bet ya’ll wish McCain was still in the Senate instead of McSally.
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09-18-2020 , 08:54 PM
McConnell wasting no time:

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09-18-2020 , 08:54 PM
I love the naivity of people who actually think that the GOP won't have voted a new judge through in a week or two.
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09-18-2020 , 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
McConnell wasting no time:



What a gross mother****er.
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09-18-2020 , 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
McConnell wasting no time:

He’s posturing. He doesn’t have the votes. It’s a power play.
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09-18-2020 , 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Andro
I love the naivity of people who actually think that the GOP won't have voted a new judge through in a week or two.
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09-18-2020 , 08:59 PM
Man, Democrats are so beaten they think they’re Charlie Brown kicking the football. Gotta get your balls back, folks.
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09-18-2020 , 09:00 PM
Murk and Romney will only be no’s if the nominee is someone blatantly political like Tom Cotton.

There is quite a few conservative judges that would look at least okay on paper and would be rated as well qualified by the ABA.
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09-18-2020 , 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by GodgersWOAT
He’s posturing. He doesn’t have the votes. It’s a power play.
I guess I'm bad at politics. Seems silly to do this kind of dick-waving if you don't plan to follow through, given the real possibility that your party gets replaced in the upcoming election and these (allegedly empty?) words get used against you as an excuse to justify more extreme things they want to do.
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09-18-2020 , 09:00 PM
Suppose D Take all 3. which is 50 50 according to predict it. what are D options on Jan 21st what kind of threshold do they need to add seats 51? 67? I think I heard nothing in the supreme court for number of justices. 6 to 3 republicans can continually block any law they don't like.
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09-18-2020 , 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
I guess I'm bad at politics.
Among other things, it seems.

LOL Unstuck.
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09-18-2020 , 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Inso0
Among other things, it seems.

LOL Unstuck.
Huh?
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09-18-2020 , 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Shuffle
Godgers, you don't get it. The Republicans saying no are really the Republicans waiting to get something in return.
That’s what Mitch thinks; hence “power play”.

I don’t think the benefit will outweigh the cost for the GOP Rs that matter.
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09-18-2020 , 09:07 PM
Justice Cotton or better yet Justice Barr

Mitch almost threw out his back when he cheered when he heard the news
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