#Dan, you're nearly old enough to remember actual #courtpacking, the #FDR proposal to add justices to the court, increasing the total number of justices on a formula related to justices turning 70.
Here's a hint: #Dan is caught in another lie of his own manufacture.
Neither party has demonstrated #courtpacking by the practices of nominating and confirming justices to the 9-member #SCOTUS.
#Courtpacking refers to increasing the complement of justices on the Supreme Court in order to modify the outcomes of cases.
That's what #FDR proposed. That's what Congress rejected as #DOA back then. That's what #TheAmericanPeople will be rejecting again when they re-elect @realDonaldTrump on 11/3/2020.
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You may come across bot-amplified activists pitching the idea that #Republicans have been packing the Courts for years, and therefore, hypocritically object to Democratic Party machinations to inflict #courtpacking on America if Kamala Harris and her running mate are elected.
So, is it true, have "Republicans been packing" the Courts for decades?
Well, let's start by agreeing that this, or any, conversation is pointless unless we share a common language. If you think so, then ...
Along with him, fortuitous and insightful folks took advantage of his rise, tied, but not too closely, their futures to his immediate German successes, and made real differences in their own fortunes by doing so. #bidenboostfromnazipublisher
A case in point would be #GeorgvonHolzbrinck, who, prior to seeing the advantages of servicing the publication needs of the #ThirdReich, scrabbled for a living selling books door to door.
But not one to miss the opportunity that supporting Nazism at home presented him, he built a publishing empire that has stood the test of time better than the Third Reich that funded the rise of his publication house.
A company that was founded in the USA and was suffering financially was purchased by a German publishing house, and placed with that publishing house's @SpringerNature division.
Homicide always requires a certain hubris: a pride that vaunts the "wants" or "needs" of the killer over the life of the killed.
That hubris was on display with a posting from "Auntie Lynn." That posting directed itself to the women of Georgia (and other States adopting "heartbeat" abortion restrictions).
The posting pretends to be an invitational note from an old Auntie who lives in New York. Well, no, it is an invitation so it isn't a pretense in that respect.
The behavior of Democrats in Congress "inspires" me to long for the days of yore, when a People treated like crap by those that governed figured out the best solutions to their problems.
What were those solutions?
Protests. Some peaceful. Some not.
What did these protests include?
Hanging effigies of government officials.
Beheading effigies of government officials.
Destroying the personal and real property of government officials.
Tarring and feathering of government officials.
Riding government officials out of town on a rail.
I truly appreciate the 12 gauge shotgun that @realDonaldTrump proves himself to be day after day.
But I wish he would get the terms he uses right.
If he "#adjourns" the #Congress, they will go #home. And the #Constitution gives him the power to adjourn Congress when the House and the Senate cannot agree on adjournment.
But what he wants to do is call the Congress back to Washington. That act is the #convening of Congress.