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50. Yep. Also blaming RBG and assuming her continued presence on court was powerless

Sat Jun 25, 2022, 07:20 AM

Jun 2022

I don’t think you can quantify the impact of that force of nature..she was an inspiration for millions all the way to the end.

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Not fighting like hell for Garland was a big mistake and not getting RBG to retire before 2016 was [View all] mobeau69 Jun 2022 OP

Yeah! Blame the Democrats! AZSkiffyGeek Jun 2022 #1

What is inaccurate about that post? FoxNewsSucks Jun 2022 #4

What's inaccurate is Moscow Mitch was majority leader and controlled... brush Jun 2022 #32

I'm saying let's learn from the past for Christ's sake! mobeau69 Jun 2022 #5

They didn't learn a damn thing in 2000 when Nader ran, and in 2016 Jill Stein JohnSJ Jun 2022 #11

yup Skittles Jun 2022 #36

Interesting use of the word "they." johnp3907 Jun 2022 #2

Edited. My intention was not to blame everyone; just those that made the call. mobeau69 Jun 2022 #8

Indeed it is. lapucelle Jun 2022 #13

OMG. You're jumping on a little late. Reading the thread might serve you well mobeau69 Jun 2022 #19

I read the OP and the thread. Then I looked at the thread history to see the edit you mentioned. lapucelle Jun 2022 #23

🕊 mobeau69 Jun 2022 #54

I think dems did fight for Garland AkFemDem Jun 2022 #3

It pains me to say it, but RBG did us no favors by her refusal to retire. n/t Coventina Jun 2022 #6

Almost impossible to get a SC Justice to retire. former9thward Jun 2022 #7

Obama had the KSAs to do it. mobeau69 Jun 2022 #9

The mistake was those who refused to vote for Hillary in 2016 when the SC was at stake. JohnSJ Jun 2022 #10

We didn't have control over that. The first ru le is to hedge all possible threats as soon as you mobeau69 Jun 2022 #12

Mask off. W_HAMILTON Jun 2022 #27

Gary Johnson's voters also came disproportionately from HRC. But I am a lot more furious with Comey. StevieM Jun 2022 #14

The difference there is Jill Stein voters identify as progressive, but when the SC was at stake, JohnSJ Jun 2022 #16

They claim they are progressive but they are really not . Many of them sympathize with racists , JI7 Jun 2022 #17

Johnson I believe identifies as a libertarian JohnSJ Jun 2022 #56

I'm talking about people that claim to be progressive but do everything they can to attack Democrats JI7 Jun 2022 #57

Prescisely! It was fucking 3RD PARTY SHIT Cha Jun 2022 #20

It was people pretending we're more left than we are and they were the future. herding cats Jun 2022 #22

Excellent Perspective, Cat! Mahalo!💙 Cha Jun 2022 #26

I'm so exhausted, angry and tired of stupid people tonight, Cha. herding cats Jun 2022 #30

They have Giant Narcissistic EGOS.. Cha Jun 2022 #33

They firmly believe there are easy solutions but Democrats don't do them because corrupt. betsuni Jun 2022 #38

"I don't see any 3rd party Gaslit Liars owning up to what they did." lapucelle Jun 2022 #25

Yeah, Gaslit Stein Pusher BJG is as FULL SHIT As she CAn Cha Jun 2022 #28

And the Libertarian got over 3X the votes Stein got TheFarseer Jun 2022 #53

Well more people voted for Hillary than they did for Trump. You need to realize that anyone can Autumn Jun 2022 #55

the gop has been moving towards this for decades AlexSFCA Jun 2022 #15

Sorry women who use abortion pills Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #45

It's difficult because we're focused on the future while refugs are fixated on ecstatic Jun 2022 #18

This has been their focus for my entire adult life. herding cats Jun 2022 #24

Not voting for Hillary in 2016 was the most major fuckup. herding cats Jun 2022 #21

Mahalo for Trying so hard, Cat.. Cha Jun 2022 #29

Yep! Lunabell Jun 2022 #34

+ 10000 Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #44

Not until we have entirely new leadership. They are all Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2022 #31

Wrong. Snake Moscow Mitch was Majority Leader and refuse to give... brush Jun 2022 #35

Obama could have recess appointed Garland-why didn't he? NewsCenter28 Jun 2022 #37

Very doubtful a recess appoint would've worked for Garland. Too many ways... brush Jun 2022 #39

No he couldn't. There was no recess officially for years.And the GOP would have gotten rid of Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #43

"Obama could have recess appointed Garland-why didn't he?" - NO! HE LOST A SCOTUS CASE BumRushDaShow Jun 2022 #48

I agree with you, although I don't know what Obama could have done. Could the POTUS sue Vinca Jun 2022 #40

No there is nothing we could have done. And those who didn't get out to vote in 10 and 14 are Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #42

I completely agree with that. Vinca Jun 2022 #47

Again blaming Democrats. You know what some voters in the 2014 race shouldn't have stabbed Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #41

Yep. Also blaming RBG and assuming her continued presence on court was powerless lostnfound Jun 2022 #50

You ask for what was impossible...without a Senate majority, there will be no judges. Demsrule86 Jun 2022 #46

THIS malaise Jun 2022 #49

No. This. onenote Jun 2022 #51

"we"? betsuni Jun 2022 #52