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Kelvin Mace

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7. Yep

Reply to Scuba (Reply #3)

Wed May 7, 2014, 02:38 PM

May 2014

I said years ago that the Vichy Dem wing's failure to filibuster Alito and Roberts would be the final nail in American's coffin.

Even if we have massive majorities in the house and senate for the next 25 years, the SCOTUS will still thwart reform and deliver the country into the hands of the 0.01%

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