And? The republicans have the house, senate and presidency so why shouldnât the judiciary reflect what the majority of the electorate think. If the positions were reversed the Dems would be putting in ultra liberals
And Sidâs reference to Scalia was perfectly reasonable, you bald, buck toothed cunt.
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A bald buck toothed cunt thatâs just won the argument. With people like you around for the liberals itâs no wonder people voted trump
I find it ironic that the âlegal eaglesâ around here usually make a beeline for the weakest, most cliched lines of debate.
Thereâs something seriously rotten in the way law is taught in this country if yourself and @Tim_Riggins are in any way representative of it.
Of course it could be, and probably is far more likely, that youâre both just thick, ignorant fuckers, although to be fair to Tim he can at least put a few sentences together in coherent fashion.
Jesus Christ thatâs one seriously idiotic post even by your standards
Your authoritarian whining nearly makes me want to insert a 
after media reports of drunk drivers who cause fatal crashes getting lenient prison sentences, mate.
Sorry pal. Youâre the only one one whining here. Go have a tubing and a spliff, itâll help the rage
Thatâs more like it. Enjoy
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I think youâll find the âmajorityâ of the electorate voted for the other candidate.
I think you need to read my post again. The majority voted Republican over the presidential, senate and congress elections.
Not so.
The Democrats got around 11 million more votes in the three elections combined.
I stand corrected. Jesus elections in America are ridiculous
Presidential:
Rep: 62,985,105
Dem: 65,853,625
Senate:
Rep: 40,402,790
Dem: 51,496,682
House:
Rep: 63,153,387
Dem: 61,776,218
Combined:
Rep: 166,541,282
Dem: 179,126,515
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Thats gerrymandering for ye
Good post
As expected, it looks like the anti democracy protesters have given up protesting against President Trump.
Thanks for clearing that up for us pal.
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I documented this last summer