US Politics General

[Axerix]

So how do we feel about the 26 midterms fellas?

 

[Likeicare]

Either way americans lose lmao

 

[Crassmeister]

Add plausible cumtown bits becoming reality. Some dumb single mom in Minnesota called a 5 year old a nigger after catching him stealing from her bag, then gets doxed, and now has raised nearly $700k US to live off of.

yeppers that's 'MURICA

 

[lurk]

that's talk of the week. "HUWITE GUILT IS OVAH!!1"

last i checked (about two days ago), carmelo's gofundme sat a little over 500k while shiloh's was getting close to 800k.

 

[Illuminati]

Amy Barrett is turning into a Georgetown socialite like Roberts. She'll swing left and has been doing so gradually. Her "hard line" examination of the law and following the letter of the law is complete bullshit after a few dirty martinis and shameless asskissing "rich friends."

K

 

[Magicshit]

Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter dead at 85

Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter, who was appointed to the Court by President George H.W. Bush in 1990, has died at the age of 85.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Magicshit]

Renowned Holocaust survivor Margot Friedlaender dies at 103

One of Germany's most renowned Holocaust survivors, Margot Friedlaender, has died at the age of 103 in her native Berlin, her foundation announced on Friday.Steinmeier had been due to award Friedlaender Germany's highest civilian honour at a ceremony earlier on Friday, which was abruptly cancelled.

uk.news.yahoo.com

 

[Likeicare]

Nobody cares retard

 

[Call Me Tim]

Supreme court justices are there to uphold the constitution and law, not as republican operatives

which the left doesnot do

 

[Call Me Tim]

Supreme court justices are there to uphold the constitution and law, not as republican operatives

Never said any of this. But ok. It's more telling of your political stance.

To "interpret" the law as Barret has done is nothing more than judicial activism. The Democrats see the SCOTUS as a super legislative branch and they often do this. See Roe v Wade. That's what happens when the constitutionality of a law is "interpreted," instead of followed as written.