A Supreme Court
Judge is not "GOD!"
A Supreme Court
Judge is just another attorney
(ambulance chaser,
so to speak)
doing what attorneys
do best.
Interpreting the
(Laws of the Land),
their way and/or the
way of their clients.
A while back, the
majority of
(We the People)
elected into office,
for the right or wrong reasons, the Tea Party.
They call
themselves, (The Tea Party)!
As in,
The Boston Tea Party
(initially referred
to by John Adams
as
"the
Destruction of the Tea in Boston"
The demonstrators,
(Group of Cowards)
had to disguised
themselves as Native
Americans,
destroyed an entire
shipment of tea sent by the East India Company,
in defiance of the Tea Act of May 10, 1773.
Now this, New Group
of Cowards,
(The Tea Party)
is hell bent on
getting their own way in the political arena, no matter what happens to the
country!
Because this
president is refusing to place the working people, the poor, and anyone else
that this group does not like,
into their Romen
type Colosseum,
to be brutally
destroyed by their groups of
Paying
"Super-Pac's!"
This group has flat
out refused to work, for right or wrong reasons,
with this president
for the good of their country!
The jealousy
continues today with this Supreme count nomination.
What in the heck is
all of this bologna with a president nominating a judge to the vacant Supreme
Court seat?
Yes.
The president has
the duty according to the Constitution of the United States of America,
to nominate someone
to fill an empty chair on the Supreme Court.
Yes.
This is the duty of
the Senate, to qualify, according to our laws, this president's nominated
person.
The question is,
will this senate
finally be doing its job?
On the other hand,
will this senate do what it,
and the House of
Representatives have been doing for some several years?
Stall, Cry, and
Stomp their feet as if still in Diapers, playing in a Sandbox.
Appointment and
confirmation to the Supreme Court of the United States
The appointment and
confirmation of Justices to the Supreme
Court of the United States
involves several
steps set forth by the United States
Constitution,
which have been
further refined and developed by decades of tradition.
Justices are
appointed by the President
of the United States,
and must be
confirmed by the United
States Senate.
This is done
following a series of hearings in which both the nominee and other witnesses
make statements and answer questions
before the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
Nothing in this that
said,
"or until the
senate gets its own party elected to the Whitehouse?"