@Doc we are not looking to discuss this here. It was starting cross a line. Drop it.

That's great news.

I think yesterday it was like 51-47.

So today it should be 52-whatever they end up with.

I think yesterday it was like 51-47.

Sorry, those got reversed. My Discord is being wonky.

Discord has the hiccups right now

Great, it isn't me...

Oh yeah? That's good to know. I thought it was just my internet being all bumpkins again. lol

It's discord... i had to restart my app too.

Got ya.

> I think yesterday it was like 51-47.
This is cutting it a bit close...yikes.

Obviously it isn't because she isn't qualified for the job.

It is, but it’s to be expected given the circus they’ve made of the past two confirmations.

They don’t want people to pay attention to their real “precedent” from their own party in a situation like this.

What's the "precedent"?

Her qualifications.

Super precedent 😉

"Orange" precedent?

Check out Abe Fortas from 1968. Not to plug myself, but I’ve been working on a video compiling it all for perspective for two weeks already. It’s my first real project so it’s taking a long time but it’s nuts to compare the two situations.

I can give you all the major players and such to help you narrow it down but the parallels are insane and when I heard Harris invoke “honest Ane” I was like well yeah, cause the truth is A Tale of TWO Abes.

He was a well-respected attorney from the case of Gideon vs. Wainwright and confirmed a Justice in ‘65 by Johnson. In ‘67 Johnson then confirmed Marshall.

In June of ‘68, the Chief Justice wanted to retire so he warned Johnson to fill his spot to keep a potential Nixon nomination.

Johnson pusher Fortas forward as nominee for Chief, opening himself up a FOURTH seat nomination.

Johnson pusher Fortas forward as nominee for Chief, opening himself up a FOURTH seat nomination.

Then Fortas went before the committee of his own volition and, under oath now, had to admit to some ethical questions.

He admitted to still having regular meetings with the President, disclosing Court discussions during those meetings, and took money from former partners and clients who might have cases come before him.

I think the honest abe thing harris left out the fact that it took time for people to go back and forth to washington. Transportation back then wasn't as good.

I think the honest abe thing harris left out the fact that it took time for people to go back and forth to washington. Transportation back then wasn't as good.

He resigned his seat in May of ‘69 after another financial issue raised more questions of ethics and impartiality.

Oh that’s not even the most disingenuous thing about what she said. Lincoln and everyone in Washington knew he would win cause Sherman took Atlanta between august and September of that year.

And Taney didn’t die until October 12th.

His replacement was confirmed on December 15th. Two days after Sherman reaches the Sea.

Lincoln has no reason to be concerned about the election.

Can the dems use that against acb?

Johnson was so two faced

@SheWhoMustNotBeNamed Not used to well written, thought out discussions here. Kudos! You get a gold star 👍

❤️ History is my jam. And nope. They’re staying so far away from mentioning it cause the only precedent it shows is that the Dems always change the rules when they don’t like the result.

Just look to 1869 for proof that in regards to accusations of “court-packing”.

Grant had full support for his Congress to pass the Circuit Court Act, expanding the SC to 9.

Then, after almost unanimous support for the two new Justices confirmed by 1870, the Court revisited a few divisive decisions, overturned them, and the Dems cried “Court-packing”!!!