Posted on 01/14/2016 11:39:16 AM PST by TBP
On Tuesday afternoon, Republicans will vote to confirm Wilhelmina Marie Wright, a sitting member of the Minnesota state Supreme Court, to the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. Just who is Ms. Wright?
Writing a short entry for the UCLA Law Review in 1990 (page 18-19 of PDF), Ms. Wright brazenly asserted that, "[T]he practice of American racism is based on two principles: the sanctity of property and the belief in the hierarchy of races." She concludes as follows:
The failure of today's racial discourse is its reliance on the notion that property is neutral, that the deed to a suburban home is 'property' while the opportunity to move out of a slum is not. The fungibility of property can be no better exemplified than it is by slavery. The fact that our Constitution once recognized one person's very life and liberty as another's property should teach us the danger of letting property determine liberty rather than looking to liberty to define property.
If you want to know why every Democrat-appointed and many GOP-appointed judges believe the Constitution is unconstitutional, here’s the source. They oppose the fundamental negative rights expressed in our founding documents, replace them with man-made positive rights for favored classes, and point to flaws with the settlement of our continent with regard to slavery as justification for upending the Constitution outside the legitimate amendment process.
” Virginia has deemed her self a Sovereign nation she may not complain when treated as such”
Paraphrase form “The Civil War” by K.Burns
The south had the right to seccede (just as the colonies did from Britten) but after doing so and committing an act of war against what they no though a foreign nation they were no longer in there own eyes protected by the Constitution. You cant have your cake and eat it too.
What a coincidence, democrats want to own slaves and democrats want to be able to take someone’s property for those slaves to work.
Just looked her up. She is already 78 years old and nearing retirement.
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The south had the right to secede (just as the colonies did from England) but after doing so and committing an act of war against what they now thought a foreign nation they were no longer in there own eyes protected by the Constitution. You cant have your cake and eat it too.
Why not...they confirm Lynch.
Once again, they laugh and kick us so hard in the balls that our testicles explode out both sides of our ball sack.
They’re right to laugh, they’ll all be easily re-elected. :)
All I heard leading up to 2014 was we had to have a Republican senate to stop obama’s horrible judicial appointment, you watch the Republicans will stop him they screamed to high heaven... Right.
And still the GOP groupies here and elsewhere will bat their eyes like frogs in a hail storm, tell us we have to have a Republican house/senate to stop all these Democrat liberal judges or the world will end and then blindly walk into the voting both and pull a straight R ticket and reelect these scumbags.
That is disgusting. The judge is inherently unqualified for that position in our country, or even in today’s Russia. She should be removed from office and given a free trip to the communist country of her choice: North Korea, Cuba, or Venezuela.
Have no fear. TDS is easily cured.
Dear new judge,
I am something you shall never be:
A half breed Mojave;
A military veteran;
Someone that paid for everything I own, and you can’t have any of it!
Sounds like she believes in black liberation theology if not outright communism.
Pat Buchanan was saying all of this in 1991 and 1992. No one much would listen then, and I wonder if they will ever listen.
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Absolutely!
Surely, KY won’t let Mitch McC betray us again. What’s with those Kentuckians?
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