Good morning, Monday morning
It has been just over 2 years since the Kavabrah nomination where the left stripped naked and showed the globe how insane they truly are. Two scoops of Justice was unbearable for them.
Well starting at 9am ET, it is time for a third scoop. Get boofed. FFFFFuck you libs.
With Sweet Lindsey presiding, opening statements from senators and Barrett are scheduled for today, with lawmakers questioning Barrett on Tuesday and Wednesday. Outside witnesses for and against her will testify Thursday.
Lindsey 2.0 has definitely been engaged. He has already refused multiple tests for the kung flu ahead of todays events, crushing the Dems hopes of shutting down the nomination like they shut down the Country. Cocaine Mitch looks to be on track and keeping his word. LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
Gather round, say a prayer for Judge Barrett, that she may be confirmed swiftly and go on to pick up where Justice Scalia left off, as we enjoy the salty theatrics of Dems who have no power to stop what is happening.
I clerked for Justice Scalia more than 20 years ago, but the lessons I learned still resonate. His judicial philosophy is mine, too. A judge must apply the law as written. Judges are not policymakers.. - Amy Coney Barrett
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It seems Schumer intends to subvert the US Government with walkouts, boycotting the vote. Schumer says Democrats won't give GOP quorum to advance Barrett nomination
Oh yes bankrupt hospitals, Thats because of the scandemic shutdown banning any non-immediate life threatening surguries and hospitalizations. If the hospitals were actually swimming in covid patients, they would be making money hand over fist.
Member when we had 15 days not to overwhelm the healthcare system?
Now we here.
What a sick joke.
Oh i know hospitals are Ghost-towns right now. My fiancee is a nurse. They've shut down 3 of of the 6 floors in the hospital due to lack of patients. The ones that are hospitalized now are mainly hospice end of life patients, which used to only make up a tiny portion of the admittance they normally had.