Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
I don't necessarily agree with this, I think even if he was considering packing the courts its the right thing to do. Have verifyable independent constitutional scholars assess the situation so its something you can fall back on. I see nothing wrong with it at all.
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Lemire on Morning Joe basically confirmed what I’ve been saying on AZ/NC/GA. Biden is placing emphasis on those states based on the metrics and with FL being so tight it could close the door on attempted fukkery.
OfTheCross
Veteran
Maybe it means yes but we don't want to upset the centrists before the election.
As a Party, they can't let this slide.
I want to believe this, but I don't
Fully expect Dems to be on a "heal the country" tip if/when they get elected. It's basically what Biden's running on.
It ain’t up to Biden that’s what you need to understand..
A Dem senate majority can expand the court.. Biden’s job will be to nominate justices to place in those newly added seats
Dudes talking about needing a definitive answer on packing the courts. We don't even have control of the senate right now.
I'd hate to play spades with these nikkas
Pure Water
Veteran
Not on her. She’s dead. It’s on us.
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
Why does it have to be half a year?
And more than anything, Republicans will still say its partisan. There is no reason to worry about them at this point.
OfTheCross
Veteran
Despite rhetoric, GOP has supported packing state courts
Republican governors in Arizona and Georgia have signed bills passed by GOP-dominated legislatures to expand the number of seats on their states’ respective high courts. In Iowa, the Republican governor gained greater leverage over the commission that names judicial nominees.
“The arguments being advanced now by Republican leaders — that this is an affront to separation of powers, that this is a way of delegitimizing courts — those don’t seem to be holding at the state level,” said Marin Levy, a law professor at Duke University who has written about efforts to expand state high courts.
Arizona’s governor, Republican Doug Ducey, said he opposes adding seats to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Yet Ducey signed a bill that did just that at the state level in 2016, expanding the Arizona Supreme Court from five seats to seven. As a result, Ducey has appointed more judges than any other governor in the state’s history.
EXPAND THE COURTS. There's no logical reason not to if Dems get control of the Senate.
Republican governors in Arizona and Georgia have signed bills passed by GOP-dominated legislatures to expand the number of seats on their states’ respective high courts. In Iowa, the Republican governor gained greater leverage over the commission that names judicial nominees.
“The arguments being advanced now by Republican leaders — that this is an affront to separation of powers, that this is a way of delegitimizing courts — those don’t seem to be holding at the state level,” said Marin Levy, a law professor at Duke University who has written about efforts to expand state high courts.
Arizona’s governor, Republican Doug Ducey, said he opposes adding seats to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Yet Ducey signed a bill that did just that at the state level in 2016, expanding the Arizona Supreme Court from five seats to seven. As a result, Ducey has appointed more judges than any other governor in the state’s history.
EXPAND THE COURTS. There's no logical reason not to if Dems get control of the Senate.
LOL, why would he assume that's for him? Also, he is admitting that he's losing to Biden.
GhostoftheMan
Superstar
He's fukking fence sitting and acting like he not even interested in this shyt. A Republican with polls this high would be talking about tearing everything down if the shoes were reversed.
If Biden wins it'll be a wash