[Sloth]

Actually, that was more coherent an argument than I was expecting. But it is an argument to vote AGAINST the nominee, not to prevent a vote.

[mewzilla]

They have to prevent the vote. They'd lose a vote on the floor and she knows it. Gutless wench.

[reagandemocrat]

I agree-- that was more thoughtful than I expected; during HER administration the Republicans engaged in judicial nomination gamesmanship, and now she turns about using their lawsuit and Scalia's opinion as a sword. Interesting. But why devolve into the irrelevant "foster child" theme? Is she still babbling on about "the children"?

RD