Inside Trump’s strategy to remodel the Supreme Court

Politico ^ | January 3, 2017 | Shane Goldmacher and Josh Gerstein

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Thats what I would like to see.The left would go even crazier than they already are.

[samtheman]

Ted Cruz and Mark Levin?

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Cruz should join Levin on his show.

But not on the court.

I want people we can trust.

We can’t trust either of these two, not seriously trust them.

[TTFX]

“Politico - all I needed to read.”

haha! me too.

[bkopto]

How about a non-lawyer? I’ve had enough of lawyer idiocy.

[neocon1984]

Thanks.

Most definitely “He.”

[RockyTx]

I kinda agree with the article,
in so far as,
the tougher conservative is best slotted
to replace Scalia.

how about Clarence Thomas getting two votes
when Ruth Buzzy leaves the Court?

[Mollypitcher1]

I agree that they are not qualified due to ignorance of the Constitution as it was written. Look forward to the day we hear no more about Cruz.

[Mollypitcher1]

Me three.

[Go Gordon]

Ted Cruz and Mark Levin?

Cruz is okay. Levin is too old and with a heart condition. I want younger conservatives (40's) so they can be on the court for 30+ years.

[editor-surveyor]

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You’re a stupendous idiot.
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[SarahPalin2012]

We don’t need to trust them. Nor like them. We just need to be absolutely sure they are true conservatives.

Ted Cruz is a true conservative.

[TheNext]

Remember ffing Bush wanted to put his idiot relative on the SCOTUS.

Whereas Trump takes the appointment seriously.

PUBLIC losers vs PRIVATE success

[YogicCowboy]

You speak for me!

[YogicCowboy]

That is why We The People elected Donald Trump!

[Impy]

There’s a glue factory that’s been waiting for Ruth BG.

[SmokingJoe]

Ted Cruz is more of a constitutional conservative in the mold of Justice Scalia than anyone out there, and he is about the smartest and most qualified there is, with a magana cum laude from Harvard not to mention his next be oral arguments before US Supreme Court. They don't come any better than him. Your post is just plain silly.

[GOPsterinMA]

Yeah...they specialize in using just the horse’s a*s.

[Jim Noble]

How old is JRB?

[Jim Noble]

How old is JRB?

[Jim Noble]

I would be all right with USSC having “final word on all things Constitutional” only if we were working with a reasonable definition of “cases arising under this Constitution” AND we had a Congress willing to exercise its power of regulating appellate jurisdiction.