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In reply to the discussion: It's time. A Protestant hasn't been nominated to the Supreme Court for almost 32 years [View all]Mr. Ected
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It's time. A Protestant hasn't been nominated to the Supreme Court for almost 32 years [View all]
Jose Garcia
Jan 2022
OP
A black woman hasn't been nominated to the Supreme Court for almost... well, never. nt
Xipe Totec
Jan 2022
#2
Nope, we're at the mercy of people who believe in a magic sky dude for concise analytical thinking
NightWatcher
Jan 2022
#27
Well past time for an atheist, and who is also a black woman. Queer would be a bonus.
Celerity
Jan 2022
#9
Sorry, but the "no religious test" clause of the Constituion means exactly that n/t
markpkessinger
Jan 2022
#10
no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust...
lagomorph777
Jan 2022
#65
I'm a gay woman, and I couldn't care less about anyone's sexual orientation. nt
BlackSkimmer
Jan 2022
#38
If only all the Catholics on the court was as brilliant and talented as Justice Sotomayor
SharonClark
Jan 2022
#15
The particular church seems to be fairly welcoming, which was enough for the rabid RW to attack it
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 2022
#59
Yes, the poor underrepresented Protestants of this country will have their day at last.
Act_of_Reparation
Jan 2022
#28
I have to admit. I've never paid attention to the religion of any of them.
BlackSkimmer
Jan 2022
#36
Amazing how 32 year without a Protestant nominee is apparently more offensive than the 210 years
RB TexLa
Jan 2022
#55
I think it's time for Atheists to be appointed. Sick and Tired of Religious based decisions
msfiddlestix
Jan 2022
#62
"no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust"
lagomorph777
Jan 2022
#63