Message from @realz

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2020-11-27 05:19:04 UTC  

R said he listens to Barnes ...

2020-11-27 05:19:06 UTC  

Right @TaLoN132

2020-11-27 05:19:22 UTC  

@realz Barnes is too partisan for me

2020-11-27 05:19:41 UTC  

partisan or not, he knows whats going on in the constitutional political circles

2020-11-27 05:19:44 UTC  

How often do constitution and criminal defense intersect

2020-11-27 05:19:45 UTC  

uncivil law and rekita seem okay

2020-11-27 05:19:50 UTC  

really lol

2020-11-27 05:19:59 UTC  

rekieta is too partisan for _me_!

2020-11-27 05:20:07 UTC  

I listen to him when nothing else is on 😛

2020-11-27 05:20:17 UTC  

He is like a memer mostly

2020-11-27 05:21:07 UTC  

I don’t know any other lawyers on YouTube

2020-11-27 05:21:50 UTC  

I found an a video of her talking at a conference in 2016. She was complaining to the audience that Obama shouldn't be allowed to replace Scalia not just because he was a conservative, but because it was *his* seat Antonin Scalia, conservative icon.

2020-11-27 05:22:08 UTC  

Strange

2020-11-27 05:22:29 UTC  

I wonder how she would support that with some formal argument

2020-11-27 05:23:13 UTC  

Check this out - from about 10:00 minutes in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yjTEdZ81lI

2020-11-27 05:23:54 UTC  

This has taken over an other discord, people literally people screaming at each other https://youtu.be/B19nlhbA7-E

2020-11-27 05:24:16 UTC  

She is an originalist. Just read the law and applied as it is

2020-11-27 05:26:52 UTC  

wouldn't B allow for a perpetual motion machine

2020-11-27 05:27:17 UTC  

As I was watching the hearings and seeing her insisting that everyone should trust her because of her integrity, I thought about the video I shared above. She expressed strong held beliefs that only someone that held a similar legal philosophy should replace Scalia, but RGB did not merit the same consideration. It made me doubt her integrity.

2020-11-27 05:28:02 UTC  

I've heard Barnes talk about something she supposedly said that sounded very odd

2020-11-27 05:28:05 UTC  

it might be this

2020-11-27 05:28:10 UTC  

B is the correct answer

2020-11-27 05:28:10 UTC  

but there was a good explanation

2020-11-27 05:29:00 UTC  

@TaLoN132 not sure if he was talking about this, but his explanation was that she was making an argument that was construed, but not making it as a serious argument (i.e someone gave a challenge to make the argument, and she did her best)

2020-11-27 05:29:35 UTC  

it might be another scandalous thing though

2020-11-27 05:29:41 UTC  

Are you talking about in the video?

2020-11-27 05:29:44 UTC  

yea

2020-11-27 05:30:00 UTC  

No... It was a prepared lecture that she gave at that conference.

2020-11-27 05:31:12 UTC  

She was talking about Textualist/Originalists and this was presented almost as an aside, if I remember correctly.

2020-11-27 05:31:27 UTC  

OK am listening

2020-11-27 05:34:10 UTC  

how long do I have to listen

2020-11-27 05:34:34 UTC  

the only thing I heard her say is that if Obama replaces Scalia, it would be a sea change in the court

2020-11-27 05:36:02 UTC  

"the symbolic nature of that flip would be significant"

2020-11-27 05:36:22 UTC  

did that strike you as objecting to his ability to select a justice?

2020-11-27 05:36:34 UTC  

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

2020-11-27 05:36:53 UTC  

I got all the way to 15:00 and I couldn't find anything crazy

2020-11-27 05:37:01 UTC  

she's just explaining the politics of the court AFAICT

2020-11-27 05:37:57 UTC  

I guess I should have said about 9:25 on

2020-11-27 05:38:42 UTC  

I’ve watched that video before, she never says it’s Scalia’s seat. She is just worried about where the court will go if liberal non originalist thinking takes over

2020-11-27 05:39:09 UTC  

Which is now the opposite

2020-11-27 05:40:49 UTC  

at 10:01.... "But the symbolic significance is that it is HIS seat. So, he is the face... really... he is the face of this originalist textualist approach..."