Or do we want to risk a repeat of what happened with Ruth Bader Ginsburg? To be clear, I’m far more concerned about Sotomayor than Kagan, but I do think it sets a good precedent for officials who are past federal retirement age to actually retire.
Or do we want to risk a repeat of what happened with Ruth Bader Ginsburg? To be clear, I’m far more concerned about Sotomayor than Kagan, but I do think it sets a good precedent for officials who are past federal retirement age to actually retire.
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Or do we want to risk a repeat of what happened with Ruth Bader Ginsburg? To be clear, I’m far more concerned about Sotomayor than Kagan, but I do think it sets a good precedent for officials who are past federal retirement age to actually retire.
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Depends on the makeup of the senate.
If it is solid 50+1/50 then yes. Change the fucking filibuster rules and stack the court.