why would voting no, make anyone squirm?.....
SCOTUS appointments should not be political or indeed for life, it is just plain wrong that a president gets to choose.
How is that cheating?
Who would appoint the SCOTUS in this imaginary world of yours? And would there be a confirmation? Would there be an "Advise and Consent" moment?
SCOTUS appointments should not be political or indeed for life, it is just plain wrong that a president gets to choose.
Yeh I know all that, in fact I know a great deal more about the world than you. I will consult you if I need to know about Taco Bell and waffles, not that you even addressed any of my points though. To reiterate, appointments should be discreet, non-political and for fixed terms. But seemingly you lot prefer the circus to the serious, no wonder Armenian big arsed bitches and black obnoxious rappers are so important to you!!he can only choose someone that can be confirmed by the senate, aka the peoples representatives. checks and balances serf, look it up.
interersting: I noticed this in the link:The way it is done in the UK with a panel of judges away from the glare of publicity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_Appointments_Commission
so who picks the Supreme Court? (asking)The JAC is not responsible for selecting justices of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom although a lay Commissioner does sit on the selection panel
The way it is done in the UK with a panel of judges away from the glare of publicity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_Appointments_Commission
SCOTUS appointments should not be political or indeed for life, it is just plain wrong that a president gets to choose.
The way it is done in the UK with a panel of judges away from the glare of publicity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_Appointments_Commission
SCOTUS appointments should not be political or indeed for life, it is just plain wrong that a president gets to choose.
SCOTUS appointments should be non-political.
Bit difficult considering I live in England!then stop voting for democrats and republicans in federal elections
The Current system the founders gave us is pretty genius. I like it and generally it works well.
I prefer that our Senators and Presidents behave like statesmen and not politicians, but that is up to the voting public at large.
The Supreme Court is just about the right amount of insulated from politics. Because Scalia's death came at just about the worst time to result in a very political process... this nomination will be more political than it should be, but all systems have their flaws.
The current situation has its flaws, but it will be very illuminating... Am I correct that Ted Cruz is on the Judiciary Committee, maybe that is why he does not want hearings?
The way it is done in the UK with a panel of judges away from the glare of publicity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_Appointments_Commission