Cinema will ratfuck Biden's replacement for Breyer

[tenderfoot]

Link to tweet

[multigraincracker]

1. That's what she says....

Now how much does it cost?

[Lunabell]

2. Howd she ever get elected as a Democrat?

I'm curious as to what Democratic values she actually has.

[Lovie777]

3. LOL . . .

[madaboutharry]

4. She is not going to do any such thing.

She being the narcissist that she is, of course she needed to put out a statement...just in case people forgot about her for 5 seconds. At the end of the day, the candidate will not give Sinema any reason not to vote for her and she will vote for the nominee just as she as voted for all of Biden's other nominees.

[JohnSJ]

9. Exactly

[DURHAM D]

5. Does she know that more than half of the members of the Supreme Court

actually fucking hate her? "Lifestyle you idiot.

[leftieNanner]

6. I don't think she will

Mitch will still have his 6-3 Supreme Court. This is her opportunity to pretend that she's a sensible and rational person.

[Mad_Machine76]

7. What does her tweet say (can't see it)?

[Shrek]

17. Here it is

About as anodyne as you can get; not sure why the OP thinks it's ominous.

Justice Breyer has honorably served our country in the Army Reserve, Department of Justice, Senate Judiciary Committee, and in the federal judiciary for decades – including nearly 30 years on the U.S. Supreme Court where he has faithfully upheld our Constitution. I join all Arizonans in thanking him for his service and life-long commitment to American justice. As with all nominees and as I did during the 2020 Supreme Court nomination, I look forward to fulfilling my constitutional duty to provide advice and consent by thoughtfully examining the next nominee based on three criteria: whether the nominee is professionally qualified, believes in the role of an independent judiciary, and can be trusted to faithfully interpret and uphold the rule of law.

[Mad_Machine76]

19. Thanks

Don't see anything crazy at first blush.

[FSogol]

8. Her and Manchin have already voted yes on 39 of Biden's judicial nominations. n/t

[JohnSJ]

10. +++

[lame54]

11. The non newsworthy ones

[AZSkiffyGeek]

13. Like the one who is a frontrunner for SCOTUS?

[lame54]

20. Because she is I'm hearing about her

[RussBLib]

12. nothing wrong with her statement

it is about the least I would expect. If she sticks to it, Biden's nominee should be confirmed.

I wish we could relax with all the hand-wringing pessimism.

[lame54]

21. They brought that on themselves...

Are they void of all responsibility?

[Emile]

25. Amazing how some people can forget what

happened a week ago.

[Bleacher Creature]

14. There's nothing in this statement that worries me.

I get that we need to be skeptical of anything she says, but this would be a totally normal statement if it came from anyone else.

[qazplm135]

15. It's a plain vanilla statement

I don't see anything in there other than look at me I'm important.
It would be a lot more surprising to me if she blocked this than blocking BBB and voting rights, both of which I and a lot of other people very much expected.

[ecstatic]

16. That sounds innocent enough.

I don't trust her and I think her tweet was 100% unnecessary, but other than grandiose posturing, I don't detect anything sinister.

[JustAnotherGen]

18. Nothing she said concerns me

[mcar]

22. Doubt it

[Irish_Dem]

23. Depends upon how McConnell wants her to play this.

He may let it go, or he may fight.

He let Biden pass one bill.

We shall see soon enough.

[Emile]

24. Her deep pocket pals are showing her who she represents!

The almighty dollar!

[C_U_L8R]

26. Trusted to faithfully interpret and uphold the rule of law...

Maybe she should take that test herself.