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It amazes me how unbothered the Left is by the constant shredding of Constitutional rights and freedoms as long as the target is someone they hate. Flip the roles and see how they’d react. Would they be ok if Obama was wiretapped, had his attorney’s offices raided, had intelligence agencies using all their resources to dig up political dirt, had trusted officials leaking his private conversations? Would they be ok if political enemies were destroying the lives of anyone associated with Obama so they would turn on him and make up lies? Would they have a problem if tech companies started censoring mainstream liberal organizations as “hate speech”? Would they complain about an investigation that had turned up no evidence yet was still going on after 2 years? An ends-justify-the-means mentality is how democracy is destroyed. Dangerous precedents are being set in the quest to destroy Trump by any means necessary.

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Trump officially has his 2nd Supreme Court nominee, but call me a little skeptical he can get it through the narrow Republican Senate majority, especially with John McCain out of the picture. If he’s too sick to do his job, he should resign immediately. He can send someone to proxy vote for him, but as he showed with Obamacare, screwing over Trump is much more important to him than fulfilling his campaign promises or doing what’s best for the country. I’m guessing Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski will vote ‘No’ on Brett Kavanaugh to be the hero of the mainstream press. The media will always give favorable coverage to any Republican that goes against conservative/libertarian ideals, but it’s temporary and will vanish the first time that Republican says or does anything conservative. BTW, why does Roe v. Wade always seem to be the ONLY issue that matters for a nominee as far as the press is concerned? Is the Constitution even worth a passing mention? To me, the biggest issue right now for the court to decide is Obamacare. The justification for its constitutionality was its status as a “tax”, but as of 2019, the tax penalty will be $0 thanks to a Trump executive order. He may have intentionally made Obamacare unconstitutional, sending it to a future death, which wouldn’t have been necessary if the Republican majority had done its job in the first place.