As usual, this is the one who is saying it like it is. Thank you Ralph…
Ralph Nader @RalphNader
14 Oct 2020
Why aren't Democrats probing Barrett re: her mentor Scalia's notorious decision in Bush v. Gore that selected Bush as president in 2000? This was such a judicial coup d'etat that every time Scalia was asked about it in visits to law schools he would merely shout "get over it." -R

Oct 14, 2020 · 8:55 PM UTC

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What a ridiculous connection. It’s like arguing that you’d be guilty of Obama’s administration spying on Trump’s 2016 campaign just because you tried to run against him in 2020. Can’t you guys ever do a basic critical analysis?
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Ralph pulled votes away from Dems adding to the whole debacle
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Marion, it is my thinking that several of the women senators should read aloud what Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s last wish was and ask for Amy’s reaction
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I hope someone does bring this up!
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They HAVE been... when the nominee basically "pleads the fifth" when any Democrat questions there is no way around it. It's a sham hearing!
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Clearly she would vote like her mentor because why? She doesn’t think for herself or.., what?
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Blame a clerk for her judge's decision?? Evil
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Someone did ask her today but as per usual, she had no opinion on it. I forget who asked.
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Nader however neglects to mention his own role in that outcome.
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It doesn't matter if they ask her, Coney Barrett would answer the same way she's essentially answering everything else: "I can't answer."
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