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In reply to the discussion: Those who refused to vote for Hillary in 2016, and VP Harris in 2024, are complicit in the Supreme Court we have today. [View all]B.See
(8,532 posts)54. You don't seem to understand
the basis (or the reasoning) for my position that even with the same justices, the damage they'd have been able to do with Harris in the WH, even via obstruction, would have been LESS than what they are doing and will YET do in working hand in hand, further empowering a fascist authoritarian out to destroy democracy.
Not to mention the plain simple fact that Trump is in the position to appoint MORE of the same ilk.
And the supporting evidence of my argument is what President Biden was able to accomplish, in SPITE of Trump's 'supreme' court.
So, we'll just have to agree to DISAGREE.
You have a nice day.
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Those who refused to vote for Hillary in 2016, and VP Harris in 2024, are complicit in the Supreme Court we have today. [View all]
lostincalifornia
Aug 2025
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Those who encouraged others to vote third party, or to vote "uncommitted" and not vote in the general...
Oopsie Daisy
Aug 2025
#2
That ideology's First Commandment is Both Sides Corrupt, so it doesn't matter who's president.
betsuni
Aug 2025
#48
And that by not voting for Kamala Harris the court will get even worse.
Eliot Rosewater
Aug 2025
#30
Absolutely, and we would have a different DOJ also. What seems to be missing is that many of the same folks that
lostincalifornia
Dec 2025
#59
That is exactly right, and if I was a betting man, they will before the sociopath leaves office.
lostincalifornia
Dec 2025
#60
Yes and since I am looking back at a pattern, let me point out Bush v Gore, bollixed up by Nader & decided by SCOTUS
Hekate
Aug 2025
#40
Simple, it will include any SC court judges in the next two years, and
lostincalifornia
Aug 2025
#10
I think you are right. They sure don't want a possible Democrat in the WH when they retire.
lostincalifornia
Aug 2025
#38
Thanks. If you're new you're lucky you weren't here for the great purge of 2015
LT Barclay
Aug 2025
#18
Welcome to DU. I, for one, am pleased to have you here. It was a bete noire with me, some decades ago.
NNadir
Dec 2025
#61
This has been the goal of the Federalist Society for the last 25 years since Leo took over.
paulrevere2018
Aug 2025
#22
Once I might understand (although really dumb) but twice - just plain ignorance.
walkingman
Aug 2025
#27
True. They can't say they "didn't vote" just because they didn't cast a ballot in those races.
Beartracks
Aug 2025
#50
The makeup of the Supreme Court was/should have been reason enough to vote for Hillary Clinton.
3catwoman3
Aug 2025
#51