With Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell explicitly stating that the Republicans have more than enough votes to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court today, comes the expected petulant protesting of the Democrats. While many leftists have cursed and … Continue reading “Mail-In Voting”: Why the Left is Terrified of Amy Coney Barrett
The recent death of Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has inspired a flooding of praise for the woman’s life and legal record. She has become an almost religious icon for modern feminism, specifically for her history of famous dissenting … Continue reading Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Satan’s Dissenter
Leaving aside ideology, the make-up of the Supreme Court and legislative actions over the next two years, there is an argument to be made some Republicans should be hoping Trump loses in November, even if it gives Democrats unified control … Continue reading Should Republicans Be Hoping Trump Loses in November?
In April of this year, Republicans pulled off a major upset when conservative Judge Brian Hagedorn defeated liberal Judge Lisa Neubauer. The win represented a stunning success for the party after losing every statewide race last November and the prior … Continue reading What Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Contest Means For 2020
As widely expected, last Friday, hours after signing a compromise budget agreement, President Trump declared a national emergency on the border. The emergency declaration, at least on the surface, would allow the President to reallocate funds from the Department of … Continue reading Trump’s Emergency
It seems there really is something to the argument the Kavanaugh nomination is reaping electoral benefits for the GOP. Contrary to the prognostications of how suburban women in key Senate battlegrounds would turn away from the GOP over their steadfast … Continue reading The Kavanaugh Fight Has Helped Republicans
The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh is eerily resembling another conservative’s ascension to the High Court in the 1990’s; Clarence Thomas. Clarence Thomas, a conservative judge with a stunning resume looked assured of ascending to the Supreme Court until allegations of … Continue reading Democrats Just Went Nuclear on Kavanaugh
First-off, I will say I was rooting for Donald Trump to select Raymond Kethledge for Supreme Court last week. Kethledge did not roll in the political circles Kavanaugh did which was a major benefit but likely his downfall. That said, … Continue reading The Real Genius Of Nominating Brett Kavanaugh
Listening to the fretting on the Left about Anthony Kennedy’s retirement has largely boiled down to one significant issue (abortion) being significantly moved to the right. But there is more to the recent Supreme Court vacancy than abortion. It’s easy … Continue reading There Is More To The Supreme Court Than Roe Vs. Wade
In the span of four hours of Anthony Kennedy retiring I have seen multiple articles on the midterms of 2010 and 2014 being the reasons for Democrats current dilemma, how cynical Mitch McConnell was in 2016, and how a new … Continue reading Anthony Kennedy’s Retirement Is A Gift To The GOP For More Than One Reason
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