WildBillKelsoe
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So what that Bork was rejected? At least he was considered; unlike what Republicans are doing now which is to not consider anyone Obama nominates.I've bookmarked this post, in case you're wrong...LMAO
Bookmark away, the fact that my parties leadership is abrogating their duties under the constitution is irrefutable.
That fact that elections have consequences and that applies to future elections is also irrefutable.
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Like when your party refused to confirm Bork? Or, when your Füerher signed illegal executive orders? Or when Clinton knowingly violated national security laws?
But even worse for you idiotically attempting to draw a comparison with Bork is that Reagan still got to appoint a Supreme Court justice. It just wasn't Bork. In an election year, no less.
Yes...what Wild Bill seems to have trouble seeing is the clear difference between refusing to their job and even signing a statement to that effect.......and doing their job which INCLUDES the right to reject a nominee. The Senate did their job with Bork. They have a vote. The current GOP Senators have petulantly stated for the record that they refuse to even consider anyone that President Obama submits....not even a vote.
They are doing their job of checking and balancing by advising that they're not going to consider Obama's communist nominee.