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In reply to the discussion: Does Danziger go too far with this toon? [View all]calimary
(89,951 posts)104. Wouldn't that just beat all?
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE to see that!!! The sheer beauty of being able to stick it to his enemies - a LIFETIME position on the Supreme Court! All that is, of course, ASIDE from the positive-oriented benefits (being able to stick it to his enemies would be a negative-oriented benefit) of his being a Constitutional scholar and an attorney, as well as a legislator at both the state AND federal level, I think he would be EMINENTLY qualified to join the highest bench in the land. It'd mean he'd have an impact on public policy LONG after he's left the White House, especially anticipating all the efforts being launched in the future to nullify everything and anything he's accomplished.
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No. Has there been some controversy or do you think so? Is it the Ginsberg ref that gets it in trouble?
lunasun
Oct 2014
#12
Clarence Thomas Pushes Past Ruth Bader Ginsberg In A Display Of Utter Disrespect
jtuck004
Oct 2014
#20
I think he would push her down a marble staircase if the opportunity presented itself to
jtuck004
Oct 2014
#38
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right – for you’ll be criticized anyway.
jtuck004
Oct 2014
#63
One interesting point is, Can any Republican get into any high position today without being a
Cal33
Oct 2014
#54
You're correct. The Neo-Cons joined the Republican Party some 40+ years ago, worked
Cal33
Oct 2014
#87
spoken like a man. whereas, I can totally relate to the Ginsberg imagery. The point is Spot On.
Tuesday Afternoon
Oct 2014
#59
as a woman, I see it as a metaphor for silencing the woman's voice and I think it is powerfully done
Tuesday Afternoon
Oct 2014
#62
During the Senate's hearing of the nomination of Clarence Thomas as a candidate justice to the US
Cal33
Oct 2014
#82
It's more than "not knowing what democracy means," Republicans are out to destroy democracy,
Cal33
Oct 2014
#89
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DhhD
Oct 2014
#85