Joe Biden’s Dept of Justice – Merrick Garland was AG In Name Only for a Specific Reason

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[wardamneagle]

Just another back door by Biden…..I’ll give you position so you can protect
me from my multiple crimes.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

As a standalone Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson would have been a radical pick. Judge Brown-Jackson was a known activist in the DC District Court

Not to ignore the main point of this article, but this point is important: the Democrats scheme and work to place radicals and activists on the courts, including the highest court in the land. We listen to pablum from the Federalist Society and fight to get weak reeds like Amy Coney Barrett on the high court, where they promptly betray us.

We never learn. If Trump gets to make another SC nomination, that person must be a "radical activist" for the Right. No more Barretts, no more Kavanaughs, no more Roberts.

[PGR88]

For weeks after 2018 election day in California, the new process of mail-in ballots changed the entire election day outcome. California was the BETA test for the national 2020 mail-in ballot fraud system. It all links back to the California ballot and illegal alien voter registration operation carried out by Eric Holder.

California is a one-party state, NOT because the voters are stupid (well, some are) but because elections are rigged through many such fraudulent means

[MinorityRepublican]

If Trump gets to make another SC nomination, that person must be a "radical activist" for the Right.

It would have to be either Steve Bannon or Stephen Miller.

Otherwise, he'll be more likely to be Michael Pence. He would rather be a part of the Swamp.

Now that you're saying it, I think Alito and Thomas are less likely to retire now. So far, Trump is 0-3.

Both Bushes were 1-2. In baseball, they have a .500 batting average.

[DeplorablePaul]

Garland was selected as AG as a stick in the eye to Republicans who derailed his SCOTUS nomination. Garland did all the partisan dirty work the Dems asked him to do. He proved to be the Dem party hack that we thought he would be.

[Honorary Serb]

I don’t understand this convoluted article.

But I know that Merrick Garland (who was a Harvard commencement speaker a few years ago) is Harvard’s disgrace, and Ketanji Brown-Jackson is America’s disgrace!

[Flash Bazbeaux]

Sounds like what happened under Lyndon Johnson. Ramsey Clark, a left wing nut, and a nut generally irrespective of his political leanings, was named AG to force his father, Tom Clark, who was AG under Truman, to resign from the Supreme Court to pave the way for Thurgood Marshall.

[Jeff Vader]

I don’t think obama is smart enough to be masterminding anything this complex.

[lee martell]

A constellation of dots for the (possible) connecting.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[batazoid]

Mark Levin would be my choice.

[chiller]

later

[OrioleFan]

I think President Trump is positioning Judge Jeanine Pirro for the Supreme Court.

[AndyJackson]

Biden was not the mastermind of this scheme. Who was?

[sauropod]

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[cgbg]

I know less after reading this article then I knew before.

It reads like an AI just randomly threw names into paragraphs.

[j.havenfarm]

Well, the fact that neither is a lawyer kills the idea dead. You don’t have to be, but I can’t imagine that the Senate would bite on that offering. Bannon: to old at 71. A drunk and a loose cannon. Miller. I love the guy. But too polarizing and none of the squishes would vote to confirm.

Cruz or DeSantis

[Jacquerie]

Summary:

Building and keeping a republic is difficult.

Demolishing a republic is easy.

[antidemoncrat]

“Joe Biden’s Dept of Justice – Merrick Garland was AG In Name Only for a Specific Reason”

Just like Joe Biden was President in name only.