Ooops. That should read

The breathtaking Republican hypocrisy remains intact.

I see Trump is now casting doubt on Justice Ginsberg's last wishes.

Still scum.

Well done. One would not happen without the other.

HTH.

Still scum.

Sep 21, 2020 at 3:11 PM Phil Clarke

Hockey Teamsters must have celebrated her corruption of Law and Science, but, she was betrayed by William M Connolley and all his lies

Is this ramming through of a Supreme Court appointment the first real sign that Trump fears not winning the November election?

tomo. Yes, but Trump has form in the bragging department. I am really surprised not to hear that he predicts the greatest landslide EVVAR supporting his second term.

I’m beginning to wonder if the best result might be a Trump win (wash out my mouth!) but he is hamstrung by Democratic majorities in the House and Senate. Guess we would see just how clever he was, compared to Obama in a similar situation.

"Is this ramming through of a Supreme Court appointment the first real sign that Trump fears not winning the November election?
Sep 22, 2020 at 10:06 AM AK"

Is this fear of US Law continuing in the same manner with the appointment of Supreme Court Judges being generated by Political fears from Democrats?

The Economist
Nate Silver
Betting

Yeah, I know, the polls got it wrong last time. But Biden's national average is several points ahead of where Clinton was four years ago.

But Biden's national average is several points ahead of where Clinton was four years ago.

Sep 22, 2020 at 1:34 PM Phil Clarke

With his family thrown in, he is getting close on fraud and corruption.

tomo. Please get up to date. Tammany Hall hasn’t existed for at least 60 years, when it was essentially destroyed by Roosevelt.

GC. On many occasions now you are making what I take to be libellous comments about named Democrats, I would surmise without a shred of evidence. This could lead to trouble for our host and the shutting down of this site if one of your targets was inclined to proceed against us.

Anyway, not a good look IMHO.

"But Biden's national average is several points ahead of where Clinton was four years ago.
Sep 22, 2020 at 1:34 PM Phil Clarke"

"With his family thrown in, he is getting close on fraud and corruption.
Sep 22, 2020 at 1:53 PM golf charlie"

"GC. On many occasions now you are making what I take to be libellous comments about named DemocratsSep 22, 2020 at 2:44 PM AK"

Even with his family thrown in, Biden still remains short of Clinton levels of fraud and corruption.

"CNN are not defending Joe....
Sep 22, 2020 at 5:29 PM tomo"

Someone at CNN is going to get fired for that.

"ahhh... if only the airbag was as triggered as the driver
Sep 22, 2020 at 8:27 PM tomo"
"Well Officer, this swarm of bees flew into the car, and I was just helping them out through the opened window with my hands, and one of them stung me on the foot and that is why I came off the brake pedal"
Judge Sullivan would find the Police in the car behind Guilty of Entrapment.

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2020/09/22/heres-how-trumps-potential-scotus-pick-could-make-his-obama-era-regulatory-rollbacks-permanent/

Yeah, I know, the polls got it wrong last time. But Biden's national average is several points ahead of where Clinton was four years ago.
Sep 22, 2020 at 1:34 PM | Unregistered CommenterPhil Clarke

And then comes the question of enthusiasm or, more accurately, the lack of it. Just one in five Americans feels enthusiastic about Biden. This figure does rise to 40% among his own supporters but even that raises an awkward point — not even a majority in Biden’s own camp feel enthused about his candidacy. This should ring alarm bells.

For one thing, these are eerily similar to Clinton’s numbers in the final polls four years ago, when just 19% of voters and 41% of her voters felt this way. And for another they contrast sharply with Trump; while closer to one in three Americans feel enthused about the incumbent this rockets to nearly three-quarters of his own supporters.

https://unherd.com/2020/09/why-trump-will-win/

GC. On many occasions now you are making what I take to be libellous comments about named Democrats, I would surmise without a shred of evidence. This could lead to trouble for our host and the shutting down of this site if one of your targets was inclined to proceed against us.

Anyway, not a good look IMHO.
Sep 22, 2020 at 2:44 PM | Unregistered CommenterAK

Either get a grip or loosen your tin-foil hat.

Sep 23, 2020 at 3:26 AM clipe
It is the list of completely false allegations made by Democrats, funded by Democrats, broadcast and flogged all over the World against Trump, by Democrat supporters, including the Steele Dodgy Dossier, Collusion with Russia etc, that form a starting point for proof of Democrat hypocrisy. There has been no acknowledgement of any wrong doing or admission of fault or blame from anyone in the US. The BBC has been complicit.

Unfortunately, elements within the UK Government (elected Politicians from ALL Parties, and senior Civil Servants) are also implicated, as well as the Elite of the EU, and large sections of the MSM.

What has Trump actually done to deserve any of this? He threatened to expose fraud and corruption, and those most threatened have collaborated to frame him and anyone associated with him.

I still have no desire to meet Trump, but he no longer needs to prove why the US need him. Those that champion their contribution to the Civil Rights movement seem to be the big serial abusers of Civil Rights.