Subj : Re: Pre-2021 vs. 2023
To   : Gregory Deyss
From : Dale Shipp
Date : Tue Mar 28 2023 00:26:02

 -=> On 03-27-23  19:01,  Gregory Deyss <=-
 -=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Pre-2021 vs. 2023 <=-


 GD> On 24 Mar 2023, Dale Shipp said the following...
 
 DS> That is what Mitch Miller and Donald Trump did, not just to the Supreme
 DS> Court but a lot of lower courts.  At least a few of Donald Trump's
 DS> nominations to the Federal Bench were not qualified to be a judge of any
 DS> court, example the judge he picked to handle his classified documents
 DS> appeals.

 GD> I think you have a selective memory, are you forgetting Brett
 GD> Kavanaugh had  to endure erroneous accusations from Christine Biasey
 GD> Ford  allegedly sexually assaulting her in 1982, when he did not 
 GD> withdraw as she expected him to do.. Good for him. 

Actually, I would include Kavanaugh as someone who would not have been
appointed to the Supreme court if a proper vetting had been done.  The
accusations were not erroneous.

 GD> The Judiciary Committee voted to approve Kavanaugh on 
 GD> September 28 after Jeff Flake, considered to be a swing 
 GD> vote, declared his intent to vote in favor of the 
 GD> nomination with the provision that there would be a new FBI 
 GD> investigation into the allegations by Ford. The 
 GD> investigation concluded on October 4. Two days later, 
 GD> Kavanaugh was confirmed by a 50 to 48 vote, and sworn in 
 GD> that same day. 

That investigation was a sham.  They did not even interview other
possible victims of Kavanaugh's behavior at the time.

 GD> Then with Amy Coney Barrett

Barrett's primary qualification was that she was expected to vote to
repeal Roe v Wade (and she did do that).

                               Dale Shipp
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