RIP Antonin Scalia

It's not about giving resistance to the nominee. It's the cowardness of not wanting to go on record of giving resistance that is the issue.

 

Careful. Some on here may complain that you're not being original by twisting Republican logic into your own argument.

 

Miers was withdrawn because Republicans balked.

 

The longer this plays out the better the Democrats' chances become in November. HRC will do a great job filling the vacancy with the help of a Senate majority.

 

The GOP does seem to be doing a great job of giving voters a reason to look elsewhere to find candidates who, you know, want to actually do the work.

 

Nice of Marco Rubio to elbow Trump aside in the downward race to see who is most racist among the GOP candidates.

Marco Rubio warns that a Clinton, Sanders nominee wouldn't 'look' like Scalia

 

I think he meant exactly what it seems like he meant. President Uncle Tom has a nice ring to it.

 

The next nominee won't look like the first Italian-Amercan justice?

 

Which Marco Rubio thinks is a problem.

 

Good point. I'm guessing the board Republicans simply run fro this one, though I'd love to see the rhetorical pretzels they would twist themselves into trying to argue against it.

Neutral isn't wrong. The Democrats would probably be doing the same thing, but that doesn't justify what the Republicans seem poised to do.

 

He also said in the debate that if an Obama nominee is seated, that will threaten the religious liberty of Americans.

Trump and Cruz are wackier, but Rubio is truly annoying, trying to see how many scary buttons he can push.

 

They let convicts make nominations from prison?