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SCOTUS decisions

That’s some solid tweeting: claims the unitary executive theory “has no textual basis” yet links to a Vox article that sets forth the unitary executive theory’s textual basis.

That’s some solid posting. Claims the author claims there’s no textual basis yet ignores the next tweet.

 
sorry pard, but you used to try and act like some type of highly principled conservative instead of the goofy hack you have proven yourself to be
 
sorry pard, but you used to try and act like some type of highly principled conservative instead of the goofy hack you have proven yourself to be

Trump made it so they don’t have to pretend anymore.
 
Is this thread where we put nominations for federal judge who are partisan hacks with no real legal experience?

If so:
http://www.abajournal.com/news/arti...uring-hearing-for-nominee-rated-not-qualified

https://ballotpedia.org/ABA_ratings_during_the_Trump_administration

The Trump administration notified the American Bar Association (ABA) on March 17, 2017, that the group would no longer receive special access to background information on judicial candidates prior to their nomination. A letter to the ABA from White House Counsel Donald F. McGahn II said that all organizations would receive the background information in equal fashion.[1]

Some ABA supporters criticized the action as retaliation against the group’s low ratings of several of President Trump’s judicial nominees. Some critics contended that the ABA ratings favored liberal judges over conservatives.

As of September 25, 2019, the ABA had rated 188 of President Trump’s nominees; 124 were rated “well-qualified,” 56 were rated “qualified,” and eight were rated “not qualified.”

Why do Republicans love nominating "not qualified" individuals?
 
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