Trump: Supreme Court Nominee Announcement Saturday

SAN FRANCISCO, CA—In a landmark ruling, the Ninth Circuit Court of
Appeals has overturned the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg. In a close decision, the judges on the court have ruled RBG’s
death unconstitutional and will block Trump from nominating a
replacement.

https://babylonbee.com/news/ninth-circuit-court-overturns-death-of-ruth-bader-ginsburg

If Trump selects a Justice, and she is confirmed by the Senate, there, in theory, would be nothing to protest about. That’s what the Constitutions says to do.

If there are violent protests when the Senate follows their Constitutional mandate, that would be an insurrection and the authorities would have every right to use necessary force, including lethal force (with some initial restraint) to quash such behavior. It’s about time the country changes course to a court that follows the text of the Constitution, returns some of the federal power that they grabbed from the several states based on a stretched interpretation of the Comerce Clause, and stops ruling based on the “penumbras and emanations” clause which somehow cannot be found in the text of the Constitution.

Don’t like our constitutional republic? Then move to a jurisdiction that is overrun by anarchists, where the population does not feel safe, is not safe, and mobs and criminals rule the streets, for example the no go zones in many European countries.

The more I read about Amy Barrett, the more concerned I get. She is part of this weird cult – People of Praise. They inspired the Handmaiden’s Tale. She is a life long member. Ten members of her family belong to the group. That includes her mother and father. Her father serves on the group’s board. It started in 1971 with 29 members and has over 2,000 members today.

People of Praise also touted its openness to all political views on its website.
(It’s like a tolerant utopia cult.)

‘We strive to be one of those rare places in 21st-century life where men and women with a wide variety of political and religious views can live together in harmony,’ said the group.

Amy’s mother and father – part of the cult – her mother was a “handmaid”.

Coney Barrett has five sisters, of whom three are known to be closely involved in People of Praise, including Carrie Coney Urbanski, 42, and her husband Matt, 45. Other Members of Matt’s family are also in People of Praise.

It’s a weird cult. Now I understand why she was being questioned on this. It’s not about her Catholicism. Others who are not Catholics also belong to it and many from Notre Dame have left it and some are still in t. More here – https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5923255/Trumps-female-Supreme-Court-favorite-belongs-group-helped-inspire-Handmaids-Tale.html

Siblings: Eileen Coney Timler, 38, and her husband John Timler, 43, are members of People of Praise, as are members of his family

Youngest sister: Vivian Coney Orthmann, 34, Amy Coney Barrett’s youngest sister, and her husband David Orthmann, are members of People of Praise and live in the Pacific northwest. His family are also members

Inspiration: People of Praise, of which Amy Coney Barrett is a member, was part of the inspiration for the Handmaid’s Tale, its author Margaret Atwood said in 1986

In its most basic form, the discussion boils down to the age-old conflict of facts versus opinion.

The fact is that Trump has the Constitution on his side. The opinions run the gamut from “unethical” to “breaks precedent” to “unpresidential”, you name it.

Opinions are like a**holes, everybody’s got one and they all stink.

Trump shouldn’t wait to bury Ginsberg. They’re going to parade her like they did Abraham Lincoln and making a martyr out of her. It’s a stall tactic by the Communist party!