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PeaceWave

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Walleye

(44,309 posts)
1. I feel the same way toward any woman who gets herself out of this stupid cult
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 02:12 PM
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Johnny2X2X

(23,930 posts)
2. I know someone who had her for class at Notre Dame
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 02:18 PM
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They said when she was picked that Democrats would be surprised by her outside of that 1 big issue of abortion. She's reasonable and moderate on most things.

travelingthrulife

(4,971 posts)
5. It's not reasonable and moderate to force people to birth babies.
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 02:54 PM
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She also believes that men are in charge of women, so whose vote is she casting? Her vote or her husband's?

hlthe2b

(113,452 posts)
3. She, I can believe. I am a bit shocked by Gorsuch, who despite being a Coloradoan
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 02:26 PM
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has sold us out almost continually.

But, Amy Coney Barrett occasionally hears the ghost of Ruth Bader Ginsberg (on things not abortion) I think...

Ocelot II

(129,985 posts)
4. Some of Gorsuch's opinions reflect his libertarian leanings,
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 02:46 PM
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which means he is skeptical of the "administrative state"; he doesn't like the Chevron case, which instructs courts to give deference to administrative agencies. He has tended to go with the liberals on cases involving due process rights and law enforcement overreach, and has consistently sided with Native tribes in cases involving tribal sovereignty. On the other hand he sticks with the conservative position on religious matters, and favors constitutional originalism. So he's kind of a mixed bag, ideologically.

hlthe2b

(113,452 posts)
6. Yes. And despite his long time in CO-Boulder, he's an ass on environment.
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 03:02 PM
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Ocelot II

(129,985 posts)
7. Libertarians tend to suck on environmental issues
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 03:06 PM
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because they don't think administrative agencies like the EPA should regulate business operations relating to the environment (or most other things, for that matter). "The market" is supposed to control what businesses do, not the so-called heavy hand of government.

Renew Deal

(84,846 posts)
9. Gorsuch is one of the more sane ones
Fri Feb 20, 2026, 03:38 PM
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He has a habit of being wrong and disappointing too often. The one I don't get is Kavanaugh. His reasoning is bad and he should know better, but maybe he wants to avoid MAGAT wrath.

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