U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg dies at age 87 from pancreatic cancer

[heybruce]

1 minute ago, bluehippie said:

They all do it, so easy to be hypocritical in politics.

Biden did the same, he now promotes the same "Biden Rule" which he promoted in 1992, but then disavowed in 2016. It shows that Joe Biden holds no principle in the matter, but, instead, just flip-flops depending on whatever suits his current agenda.

Nothing supersedes the Constitutional powers of 45, including RBG's dying wishes, to proceed in the matter of nominating a new SC judge now, rather than later and for senate to confirm, hypocrisy or not or whatever else people say or do (threats of violence from the left).

 

In June 1993 Biden proposed (hypothetically since there was no Supreme Court vacancy to fill) that no confirmation hearings be held once the campaign season had begun.  When McConnell blocked Merrick Garland's nomination campaigning had not begun.  That is not the case now.

[Scott]

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