Like Big O himself... by-the-way, did you know he was black? Holy crap! I'm shocked I tell you, shocked! MSM still can't help themselves, they still trip over themselves when talking about "Him". Really its embarrassing. Like Big O, the fawning is just further proof journalism is dead. That is a topic for another day.
Compelling story. Clarence Thomas also had a very compelling story... from dirt poor, to Supreme Court Justice. Self made man. Impressive resume, excellent judge & human being. He was excoriated by Dems/libs in the senate, by Ted "the swimmer" Kennedy. A true bastion of character.
We already know she knows little about fairness, and accepts racism as normal as long as it is against Caucasians. Hence her comments that, I'm paraphrasing, Latina women make better decisions than "white" men. Strike two! A televised speech shows her talking about legislating from the bench, though she quickly backtracked and gave congress credit for actually making our laws. Strike three!
These opinions among many others based in left-wing political views are enough for those in the senate to grill her as tough as Justice Thomas was. At least as tough. No doubt it is a forgone conclusion she will be confirmed by a weighted Senate, but she should still face serious questions. We should expect... no we should DEMAND answers, to these questions. Coherent answers, not ones that are parsed, or evasive. A compelling life story does not give one a pass or excuse bad judicial decisions. She has been overturned, I believe 60 % of the time. As a protest when the time comes and it becomes obvious she'll be confirmed, I think republicans should all vote against.
Also I'm tired of hearing people say republicans can't criticize or vote against her because she is a Latina or... wait for it... she has a compelling life story. To hell with the fact that she holds far left views/ideas. We'll lose Latina votes. Who cares about principles.... especially when you have such a compelling life story.
John Q. Citizen
The view from my bench
Just a Regular Guy
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