A Supreme Court nominee who thinks the President should be above the law is a nominee we must fight against tooth and nail.https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1026128258717417477 …
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In most countries, its called corruption
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Why are we seeing ads for Kavanaugh? Is he running for SCOTUS? Who’s paying for his ads?
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It is because the Koch’s desperately want him confirmed, Why?
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A lawmaker, especially a lawyer/judge who believes anybody is above the law is suspect. The job of a justice is to literally be unbiased in their thinking and judge the evidence without bias. How can he be qualified to do that if he already believes that anyone is above the law?
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He's been a
@GOP#ConservativelyBiasedLawyer... leaking Starr Report evidence to his fellow@GOP#PropagandaParrota...
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But he didn’t feel that way while on the Kenneth Starr team investigating Bill Clinton for everything from jay walking to grand theft auto.
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and littering. GOP stands for: everything democrats do is wrong.
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If Dems don’t fight this to the ends of the earth then I need to find a new party
@HouseDemocrats@SenateDems@KamalaHarris@Thom_Hartmann@SenatorHeitkamp@JoeManchinWV@SenSchumer@BernieSanders -
Most will but don't be saddened by the few who don't. West Virginia and North Carolina are different, and those senators must answer to their constituents one way or another. Their actions do not represent the whole party. Also, remember that McConnel schedules the vote dates.
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