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GOP senators inducing nausea at Amy Coney Barrett hearing

Bugsy McGurk

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They are pontificating away about how judges should not make laws, leaving the policy debates to the legislative process.

Of course, they expect that Job 1 for Barrett, should she be confirmed, will be overriding the will of Congress and invalidating the ACA. They also expect her to invalidate any election laws the GOP doesn’t like.

Such nauseating dishonesty.
 
I can't watch.....so I'm heading out to vote early.

P.S. For bonus nausea, GOP senators yap about how SCOTUS nominees in the past often received large bipartisan vote majorities from the senators. They neglected to mention that they refused to even consider Obama SCOTUS nominees.
 
P.S. For bonus nausea, GOP senators yap about how SCOTUS nominees in the past often received large bipartisan vote majorities from the senators. They neglected to mention that they refused to even consider Obama SCOTUS nominees.
They're still pissed over Bork. Thank god the Dems sent him packing.
 
Good choice. Watching these GOP liars is sickening.
Took me just under an hour to vote. The line of voters wrapped around the building... a city block, but the process was very efficient once we got inside. For early voting in the past, they had us fill out an absentee ballot request. They nixed that, but screened for ID (no photo ID needed in OH) and signature, then sent us to vote. There had to be over 50 voting machines. Lot of younger and middle-aged men and women working.....so the usual senior lady workers could stay home this year. Oh, yeah, they even offered curbside voting if you had Covid symptoms.....and a worker added...if one is disabled, too.
This all sounds too good to be true for a Republican-led state, right? Well, Secty of State LaRose "misinterpreted" on purpose the placement of ballot boxes. He insisted only 1 ballot box per county. The good guys sued. There's nothing Repubs won't try to suppress the vote.
 
Took me just under an hour to vote. The line of voters wrapped around the building... a city block, but the process was very efficient once we got inside. For early voting in the past, they had us fill out an absentee ballot request. They nixed that, but screened for ID (no photo ID needed in OH) and signature, then sent us to vote. There had to be over 50 voting machines. Lot of younger and middle-aged men and women working.....so the usual senior lady workers could stay home this year. Oh, yeah, they even offered curbside voting if you had Covid symptoms.....and a worker added...if one is disabled, too.
This all sounds too good to be true for a Republican-led state, right? Well, Secty of State LaRose "misinterpreted" on purpose the placement of ballot boxes. He insisted only 1 ballot box per county. The good guys sued. There's nothing Repubs won't try to suppress the vote.

Yup. The Texas governor is also trying that “one ballot box per county” gambit. In friggin’ Texas. The GOP stooges on the appeals court are allowing the restriction so far.
 
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