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(10-03-2018 07:14 PM)Enoch Wrote:  I could see Justice Thomas being a team player and retiring while Trump is in office to assure a conservative replacement.

I doubt it. After what the Democrats did to him, rest assured he will be smacking them down to his dying breath.

Him and Kavanaugh both.

Post: #177

(10-03-2018 05:13 PM)Easy_C Wrote:  That thumbnail is the best example of million cock state I've ever seen.

WNB the happa thumbnail chick.


On a more serious note, Blasey Ford is definitely a deep state shill, she's a 2nd generation "Company" girl. This is a good informative piece on that rabbit hole"

Daughter Of CIA Assassin Paymaster Tries To Bring Down Trump Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh

highlights:

"...being kept from the American people about Dr. Blasey is that she currently oversees the CIA Undergraduate Internship Program Stanford University developed by the notorious CIA-connected Stanford University Psychiatric Professor Dr. Frederick T. Melges—who himself, in 1985, took into his care the homeless woman Lois Lang who assassinated CIA paymaster Nick Deak—and that afterwards saw the CIA’sblack operations monies being controlled by Ralph G. Blasey Jr.—who, not so mysteriously, just happens to be the father of Dr. Christine Blasey. "

"According to this report, with Trump being warned, just prior to his assuming the presidency, by the powerful Democratic Party US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that US intelligence services “have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you”, this past nearly two years has shown just how prescient this warning was—and whose latest “strike back” against Trump is coming courtesy of a rogue CIA faction who have just trotted out for public display Dr. Christine Blasey (married name Christine Blasey Ford)..."

"intelligence analysts were immediately able to bring up her file in the archive of known and/or suspected CIA operatives—and whose placement in this file was due to her extensive and advanced educational training at Stanford University in the CIA-funded mind control-brainwashing techniques developed by Stanford University Psychiatric Professor Dr. Frederick T. Melges—whose primary mission for the CIA was to develop new technologies for interrogation and torture, secondary applications going towards studying the possibilities of exploiting highly “suggestible” subjects and getting them to do things — murders, couriers — they wouldn’t otherwise do, and of which they would have no memory in case they were caught."

Post: #178

(10-04-2018 03:02 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  

(10-03-2018 07:14 PM)Enoch Wrote:  I could see Justice Thomas being a team player and retiring while Trump is in office to assure a conservative replacement.

I doubt it. After what the Democrats did to him, rest assured he will be smacking them down to his dying breath.

Him and Kavanaugh both.

I have heard rumors that Thomas wants to retire, and retiring during Trumps administration makes sense. He's the oldest of the Repubulican justices at 70.

Looking ahead for Trump's other nominations:

Ginsburg - 85 looks near to death
Breyer - 80 - pretty old for anybody, but seems pretty sharp and spry based on an interview he gave in July.
Sotomayer - 64 overweight, looks unhealthy. Very likely makes it to Trump's 2nd term, possibly beyond.
Kagan - 58

Sotomayer looks like Danny Devito these days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bckT6JKWDQA

Post: #179

Sotomayor has Type 1 Diabetes. That will shorten her life span for sure.

Post: #180

(10-07-2018 05:32 AM)Hypno Wrote:  

(10-04-2018 03:02 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  

(10-03-2018 07:14 PM)Enoch Wrote:  I could see Justice Thomas being a team player and retiring while Trump is in office to assure a conservative replacement.

I doubt it. After what the Democrats did to him, rest assured he will be smacking them down to his dying breath.

Him and Kavanaugh both.

I have heard rumors that Thomas wants to retire, and retiring during Trumps administration makes sense. He's the oldest of the Repubulican justices at 70.

Looking ahead for Trump's other nominations:

Ginsburg - 85 looks near to death
Breyer - 80 - pretty old for anybody, but seems pretty sharp and spry based on an interview he gave in July.
Sotomayer - 64 overweight, looks unhealthy. Very likely makes it to Trump's 2nd term, possibly beyond.
Kagan - 58

Sotomayer looks like Danny Devito these days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bckT6JKWDQA

Thomas is a living legend, but if he's thinking of retiring at any point in the next 10 years he should do so next year, when we can be assured of replacing him with a much younger, likeminded judge (or perhaps a sitting Senator, namely Ted Cruz or Mike Lee). Alito retiring under Trump and a GOP Senate wouldn't be the worst thing in the world either, although I don't see that happening until maybe Trump's second term.

My bet is Trump gets 2 more nominations in the next two years, Thomas and one of the octogenarian lefties.

Post: #181

Alito is the youngest person on the court

Post: #182

The Hill Reports: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to toss out an appeals court order that allows North Dakota to enforce its voter ID requirement during the 2018 elections. The request to toss out the order came from a group of Native American residents who are challenging a new state law that requires voters to present identification that includes a current residential street address.

The challengers argued the new rule disenfranchises a disproportionate share of the population because many Native American voters live on reservations without standard addresses. The District Court agreed and temporarily blocked the North Dakota secretary of state from enforcing the new requirements during the primary elections, but the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked that court order last month.

We officially have the first major victory on the board with Justice Kavanaugh, as the US Supreme Court has just ruled that North Dakota can enforce Voter ID. This is a very important decision by the US Supreme Court to allow Voter ID to be enforced, because technically with this Supreme Court decision every state can now enforce Voter ID across America should states choose to enforce voter ID like North Dakota.

This decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce Voter ID should infuriate the Left, especially if more states follow North Dakota in enforcing voter id laws...As this decision comes just before the 2018 midterms. Lets see how this decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce voter ID plays out across America, as this gives every state the option to enforce voter ID right before the very important 2018 midterms.

https://www.puppetstringnews.com/blog/fi...e-voter-id

Post: #183

Kobach is leading the charge for enforcing voter ID and keeping illegals out here in Kansas. That's why the shitlibs here hate him so much. It's Trump-level hate that these fucks have for Kobach. I see hitlier/nazi comparisons and worse.

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So Trump has appointed Gorsuch to replace Scalia, essentially a wash, and Kavanaugh to replace Kennedy, which should tilt the balance. (Kennedy was a GOP appointee, but never acted as one).

The real juice comes when he replaces the lefties.

RBG is hospitalized and at her age whether she leaves the hospital is an open question. She wasn't a fortress of health before her hospitalization, and her addmitted problem controlling her drinking (passed out during the State of the Union address) makes you wonder how she fell.

There is not much law, either empowering or limiting, that addresses the President's ability to nominate Justices. FDR famously threatened to pack the court by increasing its size beyond 9. (There is no law that says it is limited to 9). Similarly, there is no law that says the President can't appoint a temporary Justice to fill in for RBG while she is in the hospital or unable to stay awake.

Looking ahead, Sotomayer is 64 but a Type 1 diabetic. She joined the court 9 years ago but seems to have doubled in weight since then. I can't see her staying on the court past 2024.

Kagan is probably the other true lefty, but she is only 58. While she looks like a lesbian, and may be one, she was previously married to a man but is now divorced. She might just be an incel. Some speculation here: https://abovethelaw.com/2010/05/its-offi...-straight/ Although she has admitted to smoking as a teenager, she seems reasonably healthy and unlikely to step down until there is a Democtrat in office.

Finally, Breyer, 80, is a moderate/liberal appointed by Clinton. That means he's anti-conservative. He seems reasonably healthy, is married to a woman and has 3 kids and probably several grandkids. He likely won't retire until there is a Democrat, although he might be 86 by then.

Note that being on the Supreme Court is like being a professor. You have summers off. You have clerks to do a lot of the work for you. So working that late in life is common.

Finally, Clarence Thomas is a trustworthy conservative vote but he is 70 and overweight. Being black, having grown up poor, and suffering significant stress in his life including an interracial marriage, you have to equate those 70 years to a much higher number. Would not be surprised to see him retire during Trump's first term to allow Trump to appoint an equally trustworthy replacement. They hire clerks for an annual term, so not likely until next summer.

So it very possible Trump replaces 2 more justices during his first term (RBG and Thomas), and a reasonable possibility of replacing Sotomayer and Breyer eventually, which would make 6, with an outside chance at Kagan for a 7th.

Post: #188

NYT on the size of the Court:

https://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/26/opinion/26smith.html

Post: #189

Hearing rumors (but remember, just that) that Ginsburg might be stepping down in January.

I can't see her doing it willingly, but that rib fracture might make it impossible for her to do her job. She'll try to fight it out to the last though. We just have to see. If Ginsburg does retire, we can expect an even bigger meltdown than Kavanaugh.

Which also shows why those senate gains in Indiana, Missouri, Florida (when all this stupid shit is over), and North Dakota matter so much. Now we have a much bigger cushion and we don't need to rely as much on uncertain people like Collins and Murkowsky. Granted we lost Nevada and now probably Arizona, so the net flip is two, but we'll have 53 seats instead of 51.

Post: #190

Assuming Trump replaces RBG before 2020 and even more so if he wins re-election and replaces another justice or two by 2024, can anyone imagine that the next Democratic president will not simply expand the court and appoint 3-4 liberal justices? I mean, do you actually think these people have any interest in playing fair or respecting established tradition? They absolutely do not, as they have demonstrated time and time again. So I fully expect the next Democratic president to pack the court to "undo the damage" (in their words) of Trump's appointments. That will obviously be a huge shitshow and could itself be the impetus for a total fracture of the government/beginning of civil war.

Post: #191

I nominate Ann Coulter to replace RBG

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Fuck Ann Coulter. I don't trust women not to flake the first chance shit hits the fan (like Coulter often does).

Post: #193

(11-09-2018 08:24 AM)scorpion Wrote:  Assuming Trump replaces RBG before 2020 and even more so if he wins re-election and replaces another justice or two by 2024, can anyone imagine that the next Democratic president will not simply expand the court and appoint 3-4 liberal justices? I mean, do you actually think these people have any interest in playing fair or respecting established tradition? They absolutely do not, as they have demonstrated time and time again. So I fully expect the next Democratic president to pack the court to "undo the damage" (in their words) of Trump's appointments. That will obviously be a huge shitshow and could itself be the impetus for a total fracture of the government/beginning of civil war.

If Democrats get the White House and both houses in Congress after Trump's 8th year, they will definitely pack the court. A few Dems have already had congressional meetings about it. The break point for them would be if every case starts getting 7-2 decision votes on just about anything they want to go their way, but they might do it even if cases are very close just as a security blanket for their power.

Post: #194

(11-09-2018 10:58 AM)Slim Shady Wrote:  Fuck Ann Coulter. I don't trust women not to flake the first chance shit hits the fan (like Coulter often does).

Sacrilege. Other than Tucker Carlson, she's the most woke commentator out there. Even touched on the JQ a couple times. Excellent choice for Ginsberg replacement.

Post: #195

Technically you need Congress to pack the court. So holding the Senate if we lose the oval office is key.

If Trump ends up appointing 6 relatively young jurists, there just won't be any retirement s for a long time for Ivanka or the next president to appoint. (Baron won't be age 35 by 2024).

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(11-09-2018 11:05 AM)TravelerKai Wrote:  If Democrats get the White House and both houses in Congress after Trump's 8th year, they will definitely pack the court. A few Dems have already had congressional meetings about it. The break point for them would be if every case starts getting 7-2 decision votes on just about anything they want to go their way, but they might do it even if cases are very close just as a security blanket for their power.

Right? And then what happens when a Dem-packed court overreaches on a 2nd Amendment case and essentially opens the door for massive federal government crackdown on gun ownership? That's exactly the sort of scenario that could very realistically lead to talk of secession by conservative states, or outright armed rebellion. A blatantly unconstitutional ruling from a Dem-packed court would not be seen as legitimate by a large percentage of the country. There is no law at that point, only violence.

Post: #197

The admin needs to start cracking down on antifa. They're 2 years late, but at least now is a start. Unless of course those darn weed heads are going to muster the energy to rob a bank. People can claim trust the plan all they want but why are people getting doxxed and hurt from this domestic terrorist group? WHY? That new AG should get a RICO case started on Antifa's financiers.

Political violence is going to keep rising and RBG will be another critical point. I predict that we will see another Scalise style shooting once RBG croaks. The left is getting insane by the day. FFS look at that AP thread and you will see liberals getting heart burn over RBG breaking her ribs. Liberals aren't going away anytime soon and sadly this may be the path we're heading. Come on Trump, lay the law down!

(11-09-2018 08:24 AM)scorpion Wrote:  Assuming Trump replaces RBG before 2020 and even more so if he wins re-election and replaces another justice or two by 2024, can anyone imagine that the next Democratic president will not simply expand the court and appoint 3-4 liberal justices? I mean, do you actually think these people have any interest in playing fair or respecting established tradition? They absolutely do not, as they have demonstrated time and time again. So I fully expect the next Democratic president to pack the court to "undo the damage" (in their words) of Trump's appointments. That will obviously be a huge shitshow and could itself be the impetus for a total fracture of the government/beginning of civil war.

Post: #198

(11-09-2018 11:39 AM)scorpion Wrote:  

(11-09-2018 11:05 AM)TravelerKai Wrote:  If Democrats get the White House and both houses in Congress after Trump's 8th year, they will definitely pack the court. A few Dems have already had congressional meetings about it. The break point for them would be if every case starts getting 7-2 decision votes on just about anything they want to go their way, but they might do it even if cases are very close just as a security blanket for their power.

Right? And then what happens when a Dem-packed court overreaches on a 2nd Amendment case and essentially opens the door for massive federal government crackdown on gun ownership? That's exactly the sort of scenario that could very realistically lead to talk of secession by conservative states, or outright armed rebellion. A blatantly unconstitutional ruling from a Dem-packed court would not be seen as legitimate by a large percentage of the country. There is no law at that point, only violence.

Yeah there is no going back on that. If they give states the rights to pick up guns or the federal government to confiscate all guns. If will be a very tense situation. A federal gun ban on certain rifles will be very tense as well, but it will not be as bad as a mandate to pick up guns. Some state governors may not comply with gun pick up drives, but if the last election is a precursor of anything, conservatives with very low numbers in all states pretty much makes it a lock for confiscation.

Gun massacres in no gun zones and certain states like California will continue to rise because of a culture problem but the vast majority of Americans are unable to see that, which is dangerous because it will give encouragement for the SCOTUS to someday overturn the 2nd Amendment if packed.

Post: #199

(10-13-2018 06:21 AM)Hypno Wrote:  The Hill Reports: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to toss out an appeals court order that allows North Dakota to enforce its voter ID requirement during the 2018 elections. The request to toss out the order came from a group of Native American residents who are challenging a new state law that requires voters to present identification that includes a current residential street address.

The challengers argued the new rule disenfranchises a disproportionate share of the population because many Native American voters live on reservations without standard addresses. The District Court agreed and temporarily blocked the North Dakota secretary of state from enforcing the new requirements during the primary elections, but the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked that court order last month.

We officially have the first major victory on the board with Justice Kavanaugh, as the US Supreme Court has just ruled that North Dakota can enforce Voter ID. This is a very important decision by the US Supreme Court to allow Voter ID to be enforced, because technically with this Supreme Court decision every state can now enforce Voter ID across America should states choose to enforce voter ID like North Dakota.

This decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce Voter ID should infuriate the Left, especially if more states follow North Dakota in enforcing voter id laws...As this decision comes just before the 2018 midterms. Lets see how this decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce voter ID plays out across America, as this gives every state the option to enforce voter ID right before the very important 2018 midterms.

https://www.puppetstringnews.com/blog/fi...e-voter-id

The whole thing is a farce. In many rural areas, especially in Indian Country, there are no physical addresses. They simply do not exist. This “physical address” regime only works in well-mapped urban areas.

In these remote rural areas most physical addresses are contrived by the individual and you can be as creative as you wish. The Post Office has a policy of “dual addressing” so you can do this-

Hypno Gamemaster
PO Box 101
Small Town, ND

Into this-

Hypno Gamemaster
101 Game Street
PO Box 101
Small Town, ND

Or you use the address of the post office (let’s assume 123 Day Bang Street).

Hypno Gamemaster
123 Day Bang Street Apt 101
Small Town, ND

You can do many different combinations and variations of the above.

Or if you are a tribal member the tribe will just print you out a new ID with whatever bogus address you want on there-

Hypno Gamemaster
123 Big Bear Ave
Small Town, ND

So what does this “physical address” on an ID actually accomplish? It’s all fake! Fake addresses!

It’s also interesting that if you want to purchase a firearm, under federal law you have to have a residential address on an ID (or other documentation to support it). So it’s not much different than this North Dakota voter ID requirements. And again, everyone in Indian Country or very rural areas use these contrived addresses.

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(11-09-2018 02:35 PM)frozen-ace Wrote:  

(10-13-2018 06:21 AM)Hypno Wrote:  The Hill Reports: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to toss out an appeals court order that allows North Dakota to enforce its voter ID requirement during the 2018 elections. The request to toss out the order came from a group of Native American residents who are challenging a new state law that requires voters to present identification that includes a current residential street address.

The challengers argued the new rule disenfranchises a disproportionate share of the population because many Native American voters live on reservations without standard addresses. The District Court agreed and temporarily blocked the North Dakota secretary of state from enforcing the new requirements during the primary elections, but the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked that court order last month.

We officially have the first major victory on the board with Justice Kavanaugh, as the US Supreme Court has just ruled that North Dakota can enforce Voter ID. This is a very important decision by the US Supreme Court to allow Voter ID to be enforced, because technically with this Supreme Court decision every state can now enforce Voter ID across America should states choose to enforce voter ID like North Dakota.

This decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce Voter ID should infuriate the Left, especially if more states follow North Dakota in enforcing voter id laws...As this decision comes just before the 2018 midterms. Lets see how this decision by the Supreme Court to allow North Dakota to enforce voter ID plays out across America, as this gives every state the option to enforce voter ID right before the very important 2018 midterms.

https://www.puppetstringnews.com/blog/fi...e-voter-id

The whole thing is a farce. In many rural areas, especially in Indian Country, there are no physical addresses. They simply do not exist. This “physical address” regime only works in well-mapped urban areas.

In these remote rural areas most physical addresses are contrived by the individual and you can be as creative as you wish. The Post Office has a policy of “dual addressing” so you can do this-

Hypno Gamemaster
PO Box 101
Small Town, ND

Into this-

Hypno Gamemaster
101 Game Street
PO Box 101
Small Town, ND

Or you use the address of the post office (let’s assume 123 Day Bang Street).

Hypno Gamemaster
123 Day Bang Street Apt 101
Small Town, ND

You can do many different combinations and variations of the above.

Or if you are a tribal member the tribe will just print you out a new ID with whatever bogus address you want on there-

Hypno Gamemaster
123 Big Bear Ave
Small Town, ND

So what does this “physical address” on an ID actually accomplish? It’s all fake! Fake addresses!

It’s also interesting that if you want to purchase a firearm, under federal law you have to have a residential address on an ID (or other documentation to support it). So it’s not much different than this North Dakota voter ID requirements. And again, everyone in Indian Country or very rural areas use these contrived addresses.

One of the things I've always thought was cool was the way real estate developers could build a subdivision and name all the streets. The streets in my subdivision are named after various universities. I've seen places where the guy must have named the streets after his wife, daughters, and nieces.

I think I'd like to build a subdivision and name all the streets after red pill concepts!

Zero Date Bang Pl.
LMR Court
Kino Road
Push Pull Blvd
DHV Way
Peacock Dr.

(by the way, a couple of these actually exist!)