I keep reading the word SCOTUS as SCROTUS and if that doesnât describe the Supreme Court after Kavanaughâs confirmation, I donât know what does.

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I keep reading the word SCOTUS as SCROTUS and if that doesnât describe the Supreme Court after Kavanaughâs confirmation, I donât know what does.

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Brett Kavanaugh lied to become a federal judge in 2006. Now heâs lying to become a Supreme Court Justice in 2018.
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âUnited States Senate Committee on the Judiciaryâ
The former Nixon White House counsel is scheduled to testify that a high court with Kavanaugh will be overly deferential to the president.
âWith Judge Kavanaugh on the court, we should anticipate a majority that will find it increasingly difficult to discover any presidential actions which they do not approveâ, John Dean
Kavanaugh: The President is Above the Law and can NOT be subpoenaed or prosecuted.
Dean argues in his testimony that conservatives have âslowly done a 180-degree turnâ on executive power and that a Supreme Court that is overly deferential to the president is âdeeply troublingâ with Republicans controlling both the House and Senate.
âThere is much to fear from an unchecked president who is inclined to abuse his powers. That is a fact I can attest to from personal experience.â, Dean
Dean was a key witness during the congressional Watergate hearings in 1973, recounting how he told President Richard M. Nixon that there was a âcancerâ growing on the presidency. Nixon resigned in 1974.
Dean was charged with obstruction of justice for his role in the Watergate cover-up and spent four months in prison.
Stop Kavanaugh, otherwise:
'I have the absolute right to pardon myself', Trump âCollusion is NOT a Crimeâ, Giuliani âTruth isn't Truthâ, Giuliani
Learn from history. Learn from past mistakes. #DOOM
#Senate phones are ringing off the hook - keep it up! Leave (another) voice message, then RT & demand @SenatorCollins #BelieveSurvivors & #StopKavanaugh!
â MoveOnâ @MoveOn - Sept 26, 2018

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Sen. Heidi Heitkamp Will Vote âNoâ on Kavanaugh as a âSignal to Young Girls and Womenâ
Heidi Heitkamp is willing to lose her seat by doing whatâs morally and ethically right. North Dakotans, this is why you must re-elect Heitkamp.
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin must follow her example, as well as, Republicans; Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Jeff Flake.
North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp is one of the most vulnerable Democrats up for re-election in North Dakota, and her poll numbers against Republican Kevin Cramer continue to drop. As a red state Democrat, Heitkamp was considered to be a significant swing vote in the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Yet Despite her difficult battle for re-election, Heitkamp told a North Dakota ABC affiliate on Thursday that she would not vote for Kavanaugh.
âIn addition to the concerns about his past conduct, last Thursday's hearing called into question Judge Kavanaugh's current temperament, honesty, and impartiality.â
âWhen I listened to Dr. Ford testify, I heard the voices of women I have known throughout my life who have similar stories of sexual assault and abuse,â
âCountless North Dakotans and others close to me have since reached out and told me their stories of being raped or sexually assaulted â and expressed the same anguish and fear.â
âOur actions right now are a poignant signal to young girls and women across our country. I will continue to stand up for them.â
The legitimacy of the Supreme Court is on the line.
Paul Krugman speaks the truth:Â
âevery indication is that if he makes it, he and his fellow justices will abuse their power at every level.âÂ
âA vote for Kavanaugh will be a vote to destroy the legitimacy of one of the last federal institutions standing.â
At a fundamental level, the attempt to jam Brett Kavanaugh onto the Supreme Court closely resembles the way Republicans passed a tax cut last year.
Republican democracy is administrative fascism
Once again we see a rushed, nakedly partisan process, with G.O.P. leaders withholding much of the information thatâs supposed to go into congressional deliberations. Once again the outcome is all too likely to rest on pure tribalism.
âNo, the real difference from the tax bill story is that last year we were talking only about a couple of trillion dollars. This year weâre talking about the future of the Republic. For a Kavanaugh confirmation will set us up for multiple constitutional crises.â
Remember, Kavanaugh cut his teeth working for the Starr investigation into Bill Clinton â a genuine witch hunt that consumed seven years and tens of millions of dollars without finding any evidence of wrongdoing. And he personally spent years obsessively pursuing crazy conspiracy theories about the suicide of Vince Foster.
âHe spent time working in the George W. Bush White House, which made torture a routine part of policy.â
Kavanaugh accumulated a record as an appellate judge â one that places him far to the right on everything from the environment, to labor rights, to discrimination.Â
âHis anti-labor views are especially extreme, even for a conservative.â