Republican National Senatorial Committee Finally Unveils Policy Proposals...Posted By Mel Maki |
Oh my, how truly awful!
Republican National Senatorial Committee Finally Unveils Policy Proposals...Posted By Mel Maki |
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
Yeah, I saw beads of sweat on Putin's face when Sec. Kerry told him his action was taking away from global warming! I smacked my forehead, damn, forgot about that!Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman
As usual, you don't have a clue. Biden has a united front of the leadership of multiple countries behind him in his efforts to sanction Putin. A number of these same countries, primarily in Europe, were the same ones Trump alienated during his presidency...
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
I'm talking about him being Putin's stooge. Did you only make reference to that 50 times?Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman
"Helsinki! Your Russia routine is more evidence you limit yourself to a small slice of the news."
Hey clueless, the world was laughing at Trump over Helsinki...
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
Trump Supports Putin on Ukraine, Calls Him A Genius!Posted By Mel Maki |
Biden, Oil, SanctionsPosted By Mel Maki |
Biden, Oil, SanctionsPosted By Mel Maki |
Looks like a good choicePosted By Mel Maki |
But the make up of the Court is anything but petty. I think most voters would include it in their top ten concerns.Originally Posted by James BrownKetanji Brown Jackson. I read through this article which details much of her resume. KBJ looks like she has blue-chip credentials that can be matched with any candidate or sitting justice. No doubt she is liberal, if Biden's team did their homework, but she is obviously qualified to be on the Supreme Court.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ketanji-brown-jackson-biden-supreme-court-pick/
I would love to see the R's acknowledge her qualifications and vote for confirmation 100-0. That is more or less the way it was done in the old days. In my opinion a vote against a qualified candidate based upon ideological differences, when the opposing party has the Presidency and the Senate just makes the "no" vote look petty. Especially since the filibuster for Court nominees has been eliminated. Obviously this is just a fantasy of mine, but it is rooted in respect for the Constitution.
Jim